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Old 03-17-2021, 01:53 PM
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We sprayed some light grease into the holes where you insert the tool:

Before grease: impossible to get tool to release.

After grease: almost immediate engaging of tool and release.

Good luck.

RayH
Did you greased the tumbler itself before installing it, wondering what kind of grease to use?
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Old 03-18-2021, 04:30 AM
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Did you greased the tumbler itself before installing it, wondering what kind of grease to use?
Yes, I think we did. We did the same on my son's 190D 2.5.

As for the type of grease, I cannot remember but it may have been silicon or white Lithium.

Both come in a spray can.

However, inside the lock itself, into the key hole, I think we used some graphite powder that is favoured for locks. I've also used this on doors and boot.

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Old 03-19-2021, 04:38 PM
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Jorn, I just happened to have written down the exact procedure to get the cylinder out of my '91 300se - built in Oct, 1990. I bet they are the same.

1. Get a 2 mm piece of wire or rod, about 6 " long or so.
2. Grind a 70 degree angle on one end.
3. Turn key to acc position 1.
4. Insert the wire into the hole/slot just to left of the top of the key (approx 12:00 o'clock).
5. Turn the ground side of the wire inward.
6. Press the ground end of the wire outward to pass over the top of the lock cylinder.
7. Then press ground end of wire inward and push in to unlock the pin.

It's been several years since I did it, but I remember messing with it a minute or two getting the feel, then it popped right out.

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