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    GU Cab chassis DX door locks

    The passenger door has the 'normal' operation found in most cars. ie. flick the door lock shut, & then close the door from outside holding the handle up. Result door is locked.

    But, on the driver side it is only possible to to flick the door lock shut when the door is closed. So unable to lock the driver door from outside except with a key.

    Is this deliberate design to prevent me locking myself out or do I have a problem with my door lock?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cuppa View Post
    The passenger door has the 'normal' operation found in most cars. ie. flick the door lock shut, & then close the door from outside holding the handle up. Result door is locked.

    But, on the driver side it is only possible to to flick the door lock shut when the door is closed. So unable to lock the driver door from outside except with a key.

    Is this deliberate design to prevent me locking myself out or do I have a problem with my door lock?

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    It's deliberate. Mine does the same. Either that, or we both have faulty locks. What's the owner's manual say?

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    It's to stop you from locking your keys in the car.

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    Where have you been Cuppa? many cars have had this design for years man........

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    Quote Originally Posted by Finly Owner View Post
    Where have you been Cuppa? many cars have had this design for years man........

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    Really? I must have been living in the past! My last few cars have been a series 2a Landrover, an HZ ute, an XF sedan & the '92 Troopy. The Nissan Civilian is an '89 model. The Patrol is the newest car I've ever owned.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cuppa View Post
    Really? I must have been living in the past! My last few cars have been a series 2a Landrover, an HZ ute, an XF sedan & the '92 Troopy. The Nissan Civilian is an '89 model. The Patrol is the newest car I've ever owned.

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    What's a civilian? Landys don't lock do they? LOL Ol' HZ good for locking with keys in ignition, bread knife to unlock rear door. XF why lock LOL. And I wouldn't know the first thing about troopies.

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    Nissan Civillian is a bus like a Toyota Coaster.

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    Oh ok! On the buses
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    Quote Originally Posted by Finly Owner View Post
    What's a civilian?
    Nissan Civilian - somewhere on the Birdsville Track
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    bloody japanese motor home LOL
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