Child Lock Feature on passenger doors for '06 SS..
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06 CTT-S
Child Lock Feature on passenger doors for '06 SS..
I can't find this in the manual.. and I can't find anything in the rear doors..
is there a switch or anything that will enable the Child-Lock feature? even my old 98 Mitsubishi Lancer have this...
The only thing mentioned in the manual is to disable the passenger window..
thanks in advance..
is there a switch or anything that will enable the Child-Lock feature? even my old 98 Mitsubishi Lancer have this...
The only thing mentioned in the manual is to disable the passenger window..
thanks in advance..
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the 2005s dont have one either, i'm pretty sure your's wont have one either. i switched mine to the metal pins from ebay, it's shorter such that when the doors are locked the top of the pin is flushed with the surrounding, therefore a child (even an adult) cant unlock the rear doors. hope this helps.
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the 2005s dont have one either, i'm pretty sure your's wont have one either. i switched mine to the metal pins from ebay, it's shorter such that when the doors are locked the top of the pin is flushed with the surrounding, therefore a child (even an adult) cant unlock the rear doors. hope this helps.
we have an SUV we use when we go out.. i just noticed that there's no child lock when the SUV was out for service.
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when i haul my young cousin’s in my car i just remove both pins and the problem is solved. i know that doesn’t look good but i cant find any pins i like besides the normal ones. lol and spending 30 to 50 dollars on pins i thought was a little bit of a waist i can use that money for much better things. I still think that it is funny that Mercedes doesn’t have them on the doors it looks like there is a hole where they would go but they are not their. Guess Mercedes figures if the kid opens the door and falls out it is their fault. Lol when I was 6 I was in the back of an eagle if any of you know what that is lol. And my dad went around a corner and the door flew opened and I almost fell out luckily I was in a parking lot and had my seatbelt on but that was scary.
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I never saw it in the manual either. It seems it is a variant on child-proof locks in that I believe the rear door does not unlock until one of the fronts is opened, i.e., the rear passenger can't just pull the handle; the door will be locked. I assume they could pull up the pins anyway though.
