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Manual door lock- knob problem- 84 Carrera

Hello Everyone,
Just having a simple problem and i know someone here has the solution.
My doors won't lock or unlock because the lock knobs are too tight. If i take off the knobs they work fine. I can tell the metal rod isn't straight enought and that's why it's not working. Is there some type of guide to keep it straight ?

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Are attempting this with the door open or closed?
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Do you have the correct washer under the knob?
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Doors have to be completely closed, iv'e had this problem and it just takes me some twists from inside and outside with the key to open it up
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doesn't matter if the doors are open or closed , it's the same problem there is too much friction on the knob. it wants to pop off the plastic circle guide.

Crustychief- which washer are you referring to ? If it's the plastic one one the outside that the knob goes through then yes.
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There is a guide between the door panel and the door.
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If your door is open it won't lock. My 79 wont anyway.
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ya that's there. The prob is the same if door is closed. As soon as i take off the little plastic caps up top everything is fine. It's just the rod that comes out at an angle. You think it would help if i changed the guide bushing ?
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That is odd, those guides tend to pop off if you slam the door but will still allow the mechanism to operate. Strange.
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i know, it's really wierd. It's the knob hitting the bushing that's the issue. I'm going to try some silicon grease and if that doesn't work maybe some new guide bushings i think. I just wanted to see if anyone else ever had that issue.
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PM me your email address, I will send you a PAG manual on sealing the 911
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Here is a diagram
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doesn't matter if the doors are open or closed , it's the same problem there is too much friction on the knob. it wants to pop off the plastic circle guide.

Crustychief- which washer are you referring to ? If it's the plastic one one the outside that the knob goes through then yes.
Are you talking about number 14 in the picture or number 1?
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. I'm talking about number 1. It's hitting the washer guide at an angle and not popping out. I unscrew number 1 and remove and everything works perfectly .

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Lol, it's royally annoying. If #1 was smaller there would be no issue, i'm thinking about buying the rennline alluminum pins. hopefulyl they're a tad bit narrower.
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OK, unscrew the #1 so it will protude a bit then it should guide threw fine.
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I thought you were talking about number 14. I hope the diagram page from the manual helps. I redid my window seals and had the door panel off a couple of other times and did not experience the problem you are. Sorry I couldn't help.
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Turn the lock buttons counterclockwise enough turns so that when the door is locked, the top of the button is slightly ABOVE the ring (you call it a washer, I think).

So the top of the button is a tad proud of the door top when it is locked.

Counterclockwise raises the button.

Fixed mine.
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Yeap it may be the wrong #1 or wrong ID trim ( you called washer ), get the proper guide or end cap. If on a budget open up the trim to fit the OD of the end cap/knob

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