Hi,
I inherited my 91 wrangler from a friend whose husband passed away.
I really dig the vehicle, it rocks! I've wanted one since I was 20 and now I've got one(hell of a way to get one though).
Anyway I have a slight problem.
The doors and tailgate don't lock. Neither does the little storage bin between the seats.
Patty lost her husbands keys at the hospital the day he died so we don't know if there were other keys or not. But she never remembers being able to lock the doors.
Even though it's a soft top I'd feel safer late at night if I could lock my doors, and I'd like to be able to lock the tailgate so I can put one of those insta-trunks in there.
The doors have buttons on the inside but they don't work and the ignition key starts the car but that's it. Are they all broken?
Ballpark what might this set me back to get them working?
Is it something I can do myself? I can fix computers but somehow I feel this is different and might require other skills.
Any constructive input would be appreciated.
thanks in advance
diannah morgan
I inherited my 91 wrangler from a friend whose husband passed away.
I really dig the vehicle, it rocks! I've wanted one since I was 20 and now I've got one(hell of a way to get one though).
Anyway I have a slight problem.
The doors and tailgate don't lock. Neither does the little storage bin between the seats.
Patty lost her husbands keys at the hospital the day he died so we don't know if there were other keys or not. But she never remembers being able to lock the doors.
Even though it's a soft top I'd feel safer late at night if I could lock my doors, and I'd like to be able to lock the tailgate so I can put one of those insta-trunks in there.
The doors have buttons on the inside but they don't work and the ignition key starts the car but that's it. Are they all broken?
Ballpark what might this set me back to get them working?
Is it something I can do myself? I can fix computers but somehow I feel this is different and might require other skills.
Any constructive input would be appreciated.
thanks in advance
diannah morgan