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Key Doesn't Open Driver's Door

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Wagon99
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Key Doesn't Open Driver's Door

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The key just turns the cylinder round and round. Doesn't engage the door lock. I took the panel off and see that the linkage to the lock cylinder was not attached, but couldn't figure out how to re-attach it. It's a small area mostly covered by the sheet metal of the door. Very hard to access.

Anyone know how to do this?

Thank you.

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Wagon99 wrote: 13 May 2018, 11:15 The key just turns the cylinder round and round. Doesn't engage the door lock. I took the panel off and see that the linkage to the lock cylinder was not attached, but couldn't figure out how to re-attach it. It's a small area mostly covered by the sheet metal of the door. Very hard to access.

Anyone know how to do this?

Thank you.
Look at this, might be same as yours.

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Thanks, but I already saw that video. It's different on the '99 than the '02.

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Yeah .. hey there Jones g...my key cylinder on the driver's door needed to be replaced... I went to scrapyard and replaced the entire Assy for door ( S70 or v70 same cel central locking system...1key door and another for everything else...get key with lock from salvage just plug in ... no software involved

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MDK wrote: 13 May 2018, 15:24 Yeah .. hey there Jones g...my key cylinder on the driver's door needed to be replaced... I went to scrapyard and replaced the entire Assy for door ( S70 or v70 same cel central locking system...1key door and another for everything else...get key with lock from salvage just plug in ... no software involved
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MDK wrote: 13 May 2018, 15:24 Yeah .. hey there Jones g...my key cylinder on the driver's door needed to be replaced... I went to scrapyard and replaced the entire Assy for door ( S70 or v70 same cel central locking system...1key door and another for everything else...get key with lock from salvage just plug in ... no software involved
The cylinder is not the problem. The cylinder is fine. Problem is, the lock housing is not connected to the door lock.

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Wagon99 wrote: 13 May 2018, 19:59
MDK wrote: 13 May 2018, 15:24 Yeah .. hey there Jones g...my key cylinder on the driver's door needed to be replaced... I went to scrapyard and replaced the entire Assy for door ( S70 or v70 same cel central locking system...1key door and another for everything else...get key with lock from salvage just plug in ... no software involved
The cylinder is not the problem. The cylinder is fine. Problem is, the lock housing is not connected to the door lock.
Have you unbolted the lock barrel and withdrawn it from the door?

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jonesg wrote: 13 May 2018, 23:08
Have you unbolted the lock barrel and withdrawn it from the door?
No. Is that what's necessary?

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Wagon99 wrote: 18 May 2018, 12:59
jonesg wrote: 13 May 2018, 23:08
Have you unbolted the lock barrel and withdrawn it from the door?
No. Is that what's necessary?
Remove the barrel, insert flat blade screwdriver in the door and see if you can operate the mechanism.

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