Lock but NO Unlock
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 876
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From: Same as our leaders Out of my mind
Yes, but these babys are notorious for having bad switches and poor contacts at the plugs behind the switches. Try removing the door panels to get at the back of the switch, unplug it and clean the metal pins that go into the switch with some fine sandpaper, an emery board or a points file, then reassemble the switch and test for operation. You can also test the switch with an Ohm-meter at this time (before you plug it back in).
Good luck! And Welcome to the Forum!
Good luck! And Welcome to the Forum!
Race Director
Joined: Oct 2000
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From: Kansas City, MO ...I'd like to go fishing and catch a fishstick. That'd be convenient. - Mitch Hedberg
Just a quick note for you. If you determine the switch to be bad for some reason and aren't concerned with having original switches, you can buy the lock switches at the local parts store for much cheaper than you can out of the catalogs. Like the replica switches in the catalogs the ones at the parts store do not have the word "Lock" written on them.
