In order to fix an issue like this you need to repair the broken connections.
Car door lock stuck.
We had a stuck door lock.
A broken or damaged door latch typically needs to be replaced by a professional mechanic.
These include a broken link from either the handle lock cylinder or interior locking post switch to the car door latch.
First try this shortcut to unjamming it before going to the hassle of trying to take ap.
When your door handle door lock cylinder or interior locking post switch is not properly connected to the car door latch you will find that the car door lock is stuck in the lock position.
This will require the door to be opened and troubleshooting the lock assembly.
This problem is accentuated in areas with consistently low temperatures or high humidity.
Went to a small locally owned locksmith and they sprayed something think it was a graphite spray.
Cleaning car door lock is vital.
Having your car door latch get stuck is frustrating whether you need to enter or exit a vehicle or place items inside the trunk for storage.
Another cause of a car door lock being stuck may be a simple need for lubrication.
How to fix a sticky lock.
After enough use you might find that your door lock has begun to stick making it difficult to put in turn or pull out your key.
Where you might be able to drive with a car door lock stuck in the lock position when it won t open it is not advisable to do so when the car door will not close.
Though your mobility may be reduced because of this issue you will have a simpler time fixing the problem.
Car door lock stuck in lock position and won t close.
Car door lock stuck how to fix it.
If any of these components are broken or disconnected it disrupts the entire locking.
This occurs when dust dirt grime and other buildup accumulates on the internal.
It definitely was not a de icer.
Cleaning the car door lock before lubricating it is critical.
It was summer in south carolina it was incredible how quickly it made it work like new.
Car door lock jammed so you can t get the door open to take it apart.
Posted by srbrunson at 12 25 pm on february 19 2010.