Child safety Locks

The first time I saw them was on an 1986 Toyota Corrola my parents owned. Since that time I have bought my Volvos and have found them on them.

I find it amazing that the big three waited until the early 90's to start using them. My freind has a 1994 Lumina that does not have this feature. When the 1991 Caprice (upside-down bathtub) came out one of its "selling points" was the addition of Child safety Locks. Insert Sarcastic Remark here.

Brian
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86 240GL, 86 740GLE & others

I think you should either purchase and read, or read your owner's manual and discover all of the interesting details these cars incoporate. There is lots more to them to know.

Yes!!!

You have discovered the child safety lock and yes that is it's technical name. That is a feature that dates back to the 60's along with numerous other items that have only recently become standard equipment for other manufacturers.

Am I alone in laughing whenever I see commercials on TV from manufacturers extolling the safety and comfort features of their cars that have been in use by Volvo and others for 30 years??? My god, a commercial I saw recently had GM trying to convince us they invented everything from the very thought of safety to the modern highway...

My rant is over...

Happy Bricking All

Richard

87 245 DL 355,000 km
82 242 GLT 121,000 km

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Hugh,

Was it just on the rear door locks? Or fronts too?

I think?? they are called safety locks. My 88 Jetta had them too (rear only). My guess is that other cars have them too.

Jim