Why did my friend's Land Rover Discovery's doors lock when he had an accident in it?
A friend had an accident in his Land Rover Discovery. It overturned and he found himself locked in. I was told some time ago that, on impact, the locks on the doors would automatically un-lock. Is that no longer true?
Asked on 7 July 2010 by bernie2222
Answered by
Honest John
I can't answer that. It might depend on whether he landed on the security lock and accidentally locked all the doors.
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accidents
central locking
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