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More than likely the "pin" that goes from the door lock cylinder to the door latch mechanism has come undone.

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More than likely the "pin" that goes from the door lock cylinder to the door latch mechanism has come undone.

Door lock cylinder free spinning
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Good morning guys and happy Sunday. After attending cars and coffee yesterday I went to a local watering hole the wellhead ( oil community here in The Houston area). Anyway after parking my car I went to lock it , inserted the key and it just free rotates to both positions but no locking unlocking actiion. My key fobs eats the battery so I have always for most of the time lock and unlock it manually. How can I repair this, more than likely one of you guys have dealt with this before. . Fixing to start smoking this brisket point. Cars and coffee Sugarland God bless Texas, Saturday no happy hour $2.50 pints 🍻 cheers Pretty blue 996. This one will be going in the smoker soon after I move my stable of cars around

POST 2Original post

It’s mad at you because you’ve been cheating on her with a turbo LOL

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18205206

I drove it twice this week. Tuesday to get the ipd plenum and headers and yesterday to cars and coffee. Anyway a total of 200 miles , got past 100,000 miles this week. I missed the moment I was enjoying the extra power. Don�t know but I do think the plenum makes a difference. I�m happy with it.

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Ha I just got my plenum delivered Friday a Father’s Day gift to myself

POST 5Original post

You can pull some details from this thread. More than likely the "pin" that goes from the door lock cylinder to the door latch mechanism has come undone. Might be as simple as re-connecting the pin with the plastic fitting. A bit difficult to describe, but there are some good pictures in this thread. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...-detailed.html

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Quotes source post: 18205254

missing the slice. Got to got to Katz to get the pastrami. Definitely need to get back to Peter leuger got to get me the porterhouse and to a bunch of halal meat trucks. I love visiting nY city I just don�t like to live there. We got to go see the lion king again, 3 times already, the Macy�s thanksgiving day parade is out of this world. oh **** forgot to post this. I am at 150 f on the brisket, need to get it to 170 so I can pass it thru that stall, doing Mexican rice today. Brisket point is at 150, need yo get it to 170 to go thru the stall , I�m doing three water pans make sure it stays moist, old grand dad 114 also on those getting the caramel and spices on the crust,

POST 7Original post

Quotes source post: 18205199

I would guess the part the connects the keylock to the lock mechanism is probably broken. (see images) Borrowed from Sweet Victory's thread on the subject: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...-detailed.html

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