[DML] Re: tow truck anyone?

[sciszek@xxxx]

J,
This reminds me...right before we bought our D the previous owner
agreed to drive down and meet us at our house. Well my dad and I
getting were rather PO'd because we had waiting for someting like an
hour and a half before he rolls up. We knew someting was wrong when he
stepped out of the car with a bloody hand and glass shards were all
over the passenger seat. Apparently the same thing that you experienced
happened to him at a gas station, the lock switch was in an
intermediate position and then engaged when he slammed the door. A
locksmith was working on the car for an hour and finally gave up,
acknowledging that it was time for "plan B" handing the owner a hamer.
Too bad because the gas station was only about 3 min from the house. At
least he didn't have to bust a full size window, thats got to be about
the only time those small ones have been good for anything.

Scott Ciszek
vin 1523
Reston, Va

<<The failure was strange, because my doors were not locked when I
started the car and closed the doors. When I slammed the door closed,
I heard the lock activate... I was finally able to get back into my car
after a specialist came and slimjim'ed the door.>>