Should I Tell Them Dogs Home This?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.firstly, if your car has central locking the problem may be a couple of things. first spray WD40 into the barrel of the lock then put your key inside and try to pull your key in and out of the lock without trying to turn the key. then after say 30 seconds spray more WD40 into the lock then try to turn the key. this should work. if it doesnt then the problem is either someone has tried to enter your car (break in) or the central locking mechanism is knackered. if the central locking is knackered then what i suggest you do is take the lock off the car and take it to a qualified locksmith who should be able to repair the lock for a nominal fee. failing this if you change the lock at a main dealer you will then have two different keys for one car.
Ps. it is always worth noting that all locks should be lubricated on a regular basis. WD40 is perfect for freeing up sealed or stuck joints but it is NOT a long term lubricant. for car locks the best solution is graphite powder failing this 3 in 1 oil. DO NOT USE GREASE. this makes dirt and the likes stick to it and clogs up the locks