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Just spent 12 hours chasing a phantom door lock fault on a 2005 Dover traction job
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ivanp786mo ago
Twelve hours on a door lock sounds like a special kind of Monday. It's a 2005, not a space shuttle. At some point you just have to ask if the door is actually broken or if the truck just wants a day off.
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bell.jessica6mo ago
Tell you what, after the third hour I started talking to the door like it was a stubborn dog. Pretty sure the truck just hates Mondays more than I do, and honestly, same. I finally got it open, but I'm not convinced it won't just lock me out again tomorrow.
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logan2714mo ago
My 2004 taught me the secret handshake you gotta do to the door handle - it's like three quick jiggles, a gentle shoulder lean, and if you do it right it opens like nothing ever happened. Do it wrong and you're standing there looking like an idiot while it clicks at you. I've spent so long convincing myself it's a quirk that I almost forgot the door is just broken. I swear if it could talk it would say "not today, pal" in some sarcastic robot voice. At this point I'm not fixing it because I'm scared whatever weird magic holds it together will fall apart.
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margaretr766mo ago
Twelve hours on a lock is just insane.
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