rye guy wrote:
> Sometimes when we lock the car the central locks work, other times they
> don't. I was going to pull the assemblies out of each door to see if the
> connections were tight. Anything in particular would cause this?

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If you've never lubed the tumblers of the five locks on your car, pick
up a tiny blue can of aerosol LockEase from a locksmith or hardware
store. Using the tiny long nozzle, hold the 'trap door' of the door
locks open and hose them, then use the key to wiggle the lock around and
around to wash the graphite in. Do the ignition and glove box also.
(that's the other two). You'll need to wipe your keys off for a few
days, since graphite is very messy, but your locks will work like the
day you car was made.

I've had a can for about four years and I've done seven or eight cars
with it. Works every time. (I wish i owned shares )

'Curly'