My God those courageous protesters are awesome
Have you tried asking him why he is scared if lightning?
I expect that the grease has hardend up. I had that problem with my trunk lock and just squirted some WD-40 in it and it freed up. The WD-40 can will come with a piece of plastic spaghetti that can be jammed into the spray head so you can get the solvent right in the lock.
Auto parts stores like AUTOZONE sell keyed lock sets that allow you to replace as many lock sets as you want.I recomend just replacing the door locks being that the key still works the ignition.As for replacing them it involves removing the inner door panel and anything under or on it and reaching up into the door and removing the actuator rods from the old lock and removing the old lock assembly which should be held in by a spring loaded clip and then reversing the disasembly procedure.If you don't feel that your mechanical skills are up to doing it yourself having a TRUSTED MECHANIC do it should not be that expensive.
