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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / November 2005

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pug 205 GTI lock problem

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species8350 - 06 Nov 2005 11:25 GMT
Sometimes I have a lot of trouble unlocking the driver's door on my
Pug.

The key goes into the lock without trouble but it wont turn, then
sometimes I get a mechanical click and the door unlocks. In addition,
the lock appears a bit loose. When the key is in the lock and the lock
is opening, I can lock/unlock successively without trouble

Any idea what might be the problem.

If lubrication is recommended, is it possible to lubricate without
removing the inner panel?

Thanks

PS. the door opener feels a little worn, but opens fine.
G.T - 06 Nov 2005 13:57 GMT
Hi,

> If lubrication is recommended, is it possible to lubricate without
> removing the inner panel?
Yes, just open the lock's flap with a screwdriver, a blade or even your key
and apply some nice squirts of WD40. Then push your key in and do some
opening / closing cycles.
Worked fine on my 205 with no central locking.

It may well let some WD40 traces underneath the lock, but that's not
terrific... You'll notice that your lock will look like a bulldog which has
eaten a yoghourt ;-)

HTH,
G.T ('93 Junior D)
205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : www.205d.com
Gareth Watkins - 06 Nov 2005 17:43 GMT
> Sometimes I have a lot of trouble unlocking the driver's door on my
> Pug.
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>
> PS. the door opener feels a little worn, but opens fine.

Hi
Just had to replace the door locks on my 205 gti due to some thieving little
git breaking in and wrecking the lock.
If you take the door card off and look inside you'll see the lock barrel is
held in place with a U clip. It's held on quite tight so if the clip has
slipped or come off completely then the whole lock assembly will be loose
and therefore not operating the bars properly that hook onto the mechanism.
It's a bit fiddly trying to get the bars back on if they have dropped off
but the U clip should go back on with a few taps with a large flat blade
screwdriver and a hammer.
Hope that helps.

Gareth
species8350 - 08 Nov 2005 10:41 GMT
I think the clip may be the problem. My manual tells me to unscrew the
door arm (that I use to shut the door). It shows two screws under the
handle. I have no screws under the handle.

How did you get the the door trim off??

I only need to get at the lock, the simplest method would be the best.

Thanks

Sp.
Gareth Watkins - 08 Nov 2005 16:23 GMT
>I think the clip may be the problem. My manual tells me to unscrew the
> door arm (that I use to shut the door). It shows two screws under the
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>
> Sp.

The door card just pops off, the usual type of poppers, u just gently prise
it off after taking the inside door handle, door pocket and window winder
handle off. Oh, and the surround for the door opening lever. And the speaker
cover. Once it's off shine a torch inside and you'll see the clip.
Regards
Gareth
species8350 - 09 Nov 2005 10:46 GMT
How did you get the inside door handle off. According to the manual,
there should be two screws underneath the handle. Mine has none?

Thanks

Sp.
Gareth Watkins - 09 Nov 2005 13:56 GMT
> How did you get the inside door handle off. According to the manual,
> there should be two screws underneath the handle. Mine has none?
>
> Thanks
>
> Sp.

Mine does have the two screws. Perhaps there's dicreet covers over them?
Just need a small screwdriver to pop them out then get at the screws.
Gareth
species8350 - 10 Nov 2005 11:01 GMT
There's no cover underneath the door handle.

I see there's a strip along the front of the handle, perhaps this comes
off. I'll have a look.

Thanks

Sp.
 
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