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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] FW: door locks - ghost in the machine
Julian mentions three door lock solenoids in his post, indicating that the trunk lock automatically engages with the door locks. I have an '85 XJ-S and my trunk has never automatically locked. My question: Does anyone know when this autolock feature was introduced (or is it possible that it is present for all XJ-S and that my trunk lock simply is broken)? Thanks in advance. Aaron >---------- >From: Juliansean@aol.com[SMTP:Juliansean@aol.com] >Sent: Thursday, February 06, 1997 7:34 AM >To: jag-lovers@sn.no >Subject: door locks - ghost in the machine > >The other day my 1991 XJS exhibited signs of independent life. >I went to lock the door after exiting (with the key of course) expecting to >hear the usual rather loud thudding noise of the passenger door and boot-lid >solenoid closing the locks. >Instead, all three solenoids went rapidly from lock to unlock for about ten >seconds, even after I removed the key from the barrel !! This wouldn't >stop until I replaced the key in the lock and forced it to stop oscillating. >I almost expected it to blink it's lights, start up, and drive away without >me. >.....weird. >Julian mullaney > Follow-Ups:
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