smiths213@adelphia.net

Unfortunatly, my son left the keys in the Hyundai Accent. A slim jim
was used to unlock it, but now the lock is not working right. It is a
normal (not power) lock. Any idea on the cost of a repair.

Thanks

Mike Marlow

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> Unfortunatly, my son left the keys in the Hyundai Accent. A slim jim
> was used to unlock it, but now the lock is not working right. It is a
> normal (not power) lock. Any idea on the cost of a repair.
>

Since prices vary across the country your question would be better asked of
a dealer or a body shop in your area.

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-Mike-
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Edwin Pawlowski

<smiths213@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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> Unfortunatly, my son left the keys in the Hyundai Accent. A slim jim
> was used to unlock it, but now the lock is not working right. It is a
> normal (not power) lock. Any idea on the cost of a repair.
>
> Thanks

$52.67

Brian Nystrom

smiths213@adelphia.net wrote:
> Unfortunatly, my son left the keys in the Hyundai Accent. A slim jim
> was used to unlock it, but now the lock is not working right. It is a
> normal (not power) lock.

It's possible the lock linkage was bent during the opening process. If
you take off the inner door skin, you should be able to see the
mechanism, figure out how it works and what is damaged. There should be
marks left by the slim-Jim on the parts it contacted.

> Any idea on the cost of a repair.

How could anyone know that without knowing what's wrong?

hyundaitech

Most likely, one of the clips has been knocked off the lock rod. You'd
need to remove the door trim panel and reattach.