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Locksmith woes 444-544

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posted by  Sil on  Sat Apr 7 08:19 CST 2007
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Jan,
One more thought. Many people use graphite lubricant on car locks and ignition switches when they get a little hard to turn. This is guaranteed to eventually make them inoperable. I found a switch like that in a junkyard, and my locksmith got it back into shape by copiously and repeatedly flushing it with WD40 and blowing on it with compressed air. The button start that Ron suggests is the way to go to prevent future mishaps.
Bob S






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