I know this is obvious but everyone should use their keys on car locks with keyless entry once in awhile to lube the locks. I didn't use my trunk lock in at least a yr and it took a couple minutes for the key to work.

Monil

 

my trunk hole won't even work anymore because I didn't use it for like a year.

 

I know, you get into the habit of just using the remote and you don't even think about it. For some reason, it crossed my mind two days ago.

 

Thanks I never thought to do that. I'll try to remember next.

 

just dont lose the remote

 

Originally posted by costcowholesale
my trunk hole won't even work anymore because I didn't use it for like a year.

Now thats an interesting statement

 

i don't even have keyless, so i don't have to worry bout that

 

I haven't used mine since I bought it. The passenger side sounded pretty bad, reall dry and scratchy but turned easily. All the others turned easily...BTW my car is 97

 

I probably should do that for my door locks. I recently got a new remote (lost the old one) and the trunk button doesn't even work now so....

 

I can put the key in the trunk hole but it won't turn @ all.

 

Key?

Lock?

Wait... you mean to tell me those I can fit my key into those silver round things on my door?



I don't remember the last time I put my key into the locks, I'm also really used to just using the remote now.

 

I cannot seem to open the trunk with the key.. I have to use the Trunk release to open it.. Anyone got any suggestions

 

How about WD-40? Also auto store might sell graphite or some other lube.

 

I dont think I ever used the key since 95'

DOH!

 

I have a spare key to lock the doors when I warm up the car, but other than that it's all remote entry. my remote no longer has any writing on it. not even the nissan lettering