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Shadow2877Jan-21-08 06:33 AM
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#100413, "Jamed Glovebox"


          

Hey everyone,

Last night, I was locking up the car befor I went inside for the night. Since my car was recently broken into i decided to lock the glove box aswell. So I poped my key in, turned it all the was to the right so the opening is horizontal and went to bed. This morning I tried to unlock it and it wont budge at all. I poped in the key and jiggle it left and right and try to turn it but it still wont budge. A buddys of mines glove box did the same thing, we ended up taking a drill and drilling it open and just bought him a new one. rather then break it, is there any way i can open it, maybe a screw in the back or something?

Thanks,
-Cody

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1997 Eclipse GS
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Suspension/Handling

  

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IslandertalonJan-21-08 01:08 PM
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#100415, "RE: Jamed Glovebox"
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Try spraying some wd40 into the lock. Same thing happened to my door and trunk locks (all at the same time). Sprayed some in let it sit for a bit then 2 out of the 3 worked fine.

  

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freelancefoolJan-21-08 04:18 PM
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#100416, "RE: Jamed Glovebox"
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wd40 is bad. it It will eventually gum up. Try some lithium spray grease or graphite.

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blownoffvalveJan-22-08 05:36 AM
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#100418, "RE: Jamed Glovebox"
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Originally posted by freelancefool
wd40 is bad. it It will eventually gum up. Try some lithium spray grease or graphite.




I never heard of graphite? Is that a new liquid formula?

  

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freelancefoolJan-22-08 05:52 AM
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#100421, "RE: Jamed Glovebox"
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Product you can buy.
http://www.maximum-velocity.com/5105.htm

What is graphite?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphite

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cory matthewsJan-22-08 06:20 AM
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#100422, "RE: Jamed Glovebox"
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Same thing happened to me, but it eventually gave. Don't our cars have a master key and a valet key? Maybe you just have the valet, although I wouldn't think you'd be able to lock it.

  

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