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You should have power locks -- they've been included for long before '84. N.M.I. 200 1984

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posted by  andrewharte on  Tue Aug 26 11:28 CST 2008
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when did the power locks become standard...that all I have that is power on 88 dl...they didn't work when I got it, but just a bad fuse :) I still cant believe that new american cars dont lock like this...my mom and sister both have 04 american cars, and you have to unlock the driver door, then push the button...it always makes me laugh...the 90 subaru my mom had...if you turned key just a little it only unlocked driver door, but if you turn it whole way it would unlock all doors...






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