2001 V70 T5 Door Locks Problem

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jimadecker@earthlink.net - 12 Sep 2005 02:44 GMT

I am having a new and strange problem when I unlock my doors. When I
walk around to where I have my 3 year old in the back seat car seat and
pull the door handle, as I pull the handle, the lock plunger comes down
and locks. If I push the remote to unlock all the doors, it does it
again. I have to physically get in the car and pull the plunger up
before I can open the door. Does this sound like maybe a lubrication
problem and when unlocking the mechanism doesn't rise far enough to be
committed to unlocking? Thanks for any advice.

Jim Decker

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Mike F - 12 Sep 2005 14:17 GMT

> I am having a new and strange problem when I unlock my doors. When I
> walk around to where I have my 3 year old in the back seat car seat and
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> Jim Decker

Nope, wonky lock behaviour is a common problem on these cars. You need
to replace the door lock assembly to fix it.

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Martin - 12 Sep 2005 21:57 GMT

>> I am having a new and strange problem when I unlock my doors. When I
>> walk around to where I have my 3 year old in the back seat car seat and
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> Nope, wonky lock behaviour is a common problem on these cars. You need
> to replace the door lock assembly to fix it.

I concur with that. I think all my locks on my 2000 V70 2.4T have now been
replaced due to misbehaviour as described and/or the opposite, ie buttons
popping back up after locking.

Regards
martinr

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William MILLS - 15 Sep 2005 01:39 GMT

From an earlier post about a V70 with sunroof/lock problems.on a V70 2001.

bill

Big Dick wrote:

> Try this.
> Close all of the doors and hood.
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> Jim Decker

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