1994 Honda Accord "dry tumbler turning" Questions

...switch refer to repair manual ex:haynes or chiltons in troubleshooting section its fairly cut and dry if its your tumbler I suggest you have dealership check it and replace it its more ...

...you how to operate them or a body shop. Also oil up the striker in your door, as it might be bone dry of lubrication causing it to stick. Don?t be bashful lay the oil to it. If it runs down wipe it ...

dry graphite to see if that will loosen the tumbler otherwise you will need someone see if new tumblers will fix the ignition lock or if you need a new ignition lock assembly. I would think it is most

...not allowing me to start car. i have to tap on end of key with pliers til it will turn. spray some dry graphite in the ignition to loosen up the tumblers and also try moving the steering-wheel a ...

...dry liquid graphite, however it is my opinion that the tumbler is broken/worn and needs to be replaced (this is usually from an overloaded keychain - causing the tumblers to wear and break) Try ...

dry. First you have to determine if the tumbler or the latch assembly is the problem. To do this take off the inner door panel and disconnect the linkage rod at the tumbler, turn the key if it is hard

...turning. You can dry spraying your key with graphite lube and gently working back and forth to get the key to turn. If you are unsuccessful you willl need to take it to a locksmith to have the ...

...tumbler pins get dry and jam in the holes and will not move so the graphite is the recommended lubricant for locks. Be careful as it leaves black residue that has to be cleaned with a wet clean

...tumbler pins may be sticking, buy some powdered Graphite lock cylinder lube from a hardware store, use only this special dry lube, any other type of oil based lube will ruin the ignition lock, spray ...

...oil on the key. A good oil to use is Rem oil that is used for guns. It contains Teflon and doesn't dry out as