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Re: Locked out, lessons learned

Reply #20 –
Some dog owners have put a cover on the door lock switch, lift cover to press button.

Re: Locked out, lessons learned

Reply #21 –
If you have remote door locks, the button is easily accessible from the drivers window without climbing in - at least on our 99 U270.  Of course this only helps if the slider on the door has not been pushed...

Re: Locked out, lessons learned

Reply #22 –
Mike,
The good part was the coach was home in the garage, the DW rarely travels with me.  Since at home, got her to climb in and open the door.  The issue was the latching assembly had gotten out of wack, was able to disassemble the inner door, found the latch problem, repaired and lubed it.  Has had a good feel when opening the door since. :)
 

Re: Locked out, lessons learned

Reply #23 –
Quote from: Michael & Jackie –
P.S.  Pretty sure it Dave M told me to leave the driver window unlocked so could get in.  I think he meant get someone in, not me or DW as he reported this thread.  I would need to kidnap a child for getting in that window or Miz Dani would have another video opp.  ;D



...and while we're on the subject, always be sure to lock your windows when driving in the car with puppy dawg, my black lab managed to nearly cut her head off one day when she stuck her paw on the window button, up it went and I caught it in time but a close call, very frightening!

....and yes, Mike, I have gotten some great shots of husbands trying to push their wives thru driver's windows, makes for great conversation pieces/bribery down the road!    :))    (so you wanna be a you tube star?!)