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The Chrysler Door Lock aims to lock the cabin by inserting a hardened steel lock into the striker, ensuring that thieves are locked out and it also keeps the door swinging during a driving accident. Since 1925, Chrysler has pursued actual comfort instead of display-room glitter, using Floating Power to reduce vibration, creating the Airflow body to cut wind and increase cabin quiet, and eventually creating the practical minivan that made hauling a family a breeze. All Chrysler vehicles, nowadays, are still mounted on those concepts, with plenty of legroom, tuned suspension that hums over speed bumps, easy-to-operate dash controls you can bang without losing sight of the road, and prices that are common, rather than swanky. The Door Lock is no exception as it is made in the same philosophy of using hard zinc alloy, moisture guard that prevents rust, and a crisp click that you can feel whenever you pull on the handle sends the message of confidence. This spotlight ensures Chrysler drivers drive hour after hour with confidence and that tradition is why Chrysler owners hardly ever complain of squeaks. Replacement of the Door Lock is a simple case of straightforward work, pull up to a flat area, switch off the ignition, with a plastic pry tool pierce the inner trim panel, unscrew the rod clips and undo the three Torx screws that hold the old unit. Install the new Door Lock into position, plug the rods into the color-coded holes, screw them in tight, reattach the trim, cycle the knob and handle ten times to ensure that they move smoothly, and then hit the road.