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December 5th, 2008 11:19 PM #1Mga sir, ask ko lang kayo lalo na iyong matagal nang may kotse. Kapag power lock ba ang kotse mo dapat hindi mahihila iyong lock ng ibang pinto kapag naka-lock sa driver side? Kung ganoon ang nangyayari, sira kaya ang control ng power lock? Salamat po.
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December 5th, 2008 11:27 PM #3Ibig mong sabihin sir, normal lang na ma-unlock ng mga pasahero mo iyong ibang pinto kahit hindi ini-unlock sa driver side?
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December 6th, 2008 03:18 AM #5
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December 6th, 2008 05:05 AM #6Some do and some don't ... it depends on the power lock mechanism.
Those who use the motor-driven helix-cogwheel combination are not designed to be manually actuated. Although possible, it is not recommended because manually forcing movement will tend to damage the mechanism. This type is usually found on after-market installs.
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December 6th, 2008 08:23 AM #7yes that is normal,and the main reason for that is safety or emergency if anything happen to the driver,so they can manually operate the door lock/unlock button without the assistance of the driver except if the car is equipped with courtessy lock,even if the passenger can unlock the door but they cannot be able to open the door from the inside.
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December 6th, 2008 08:34 PM #8
Diba meron child lock sa rear passenger doors, that you cant open it from the inside at anytime...
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December 7th, 2008 09:40 PM #9
Usually, only European cars employ a 'deadbolt' system on their cars wherein the other locks cannot be forced manually once the driver's door is locked. However, most of these systems only activate when the car is parked and locked as an anti-theft feature.
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December 9th, 2008 12:43 AM #10depende po yan sa design.
for example, in my previous besta, locking the driver's door, locks all the other doors. unlocking the driver's door, unlocks all the other doors. but each of the other doors can be locked and unlocked independent of the other by pulling the particular door's lock.
in the innova (and i suppose other toyotas), locking the driver's door, locks only the driver's door. but pressing the main lock button (this is not the same as the driver's door lock) locks and unlocks all the 4 doors and rear trunk. and using the innova's remote key fob, you can also lock and unlock all doors at the same time. but each door can be locked and unlocked by pulling onto the particular door's lock. there ain't no mechanism that locks the doors and traps the passengers inside, just like in the movies. hindi ho papasa sa safety board ito.
as to window glass, the innova's and besta's drivers can up or down each door window glass using a switch beside him. but only the innova driver can also freeze all the glass windows open or close or part open, just by pressing a main button beside him.
iba iba pong design yan...
as to child locks, the child lock is controlled by a lever, usually under the locking mechanism under the door curve, above the wheel well, opposite the locking plate. every car manual shows you where this is. moving the lever one direction disables the ability to open the door from the inside. pushing the lever the other way, enables door opening from both inside and outside the door.
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