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Message: [QUOTE="JMart, post: 1000814, member: 263"] The white grease Ford crams in the locks can build up with dirt if you never use the key. Then when you put a key in some of the wafers stick. You can try some DW40 or spray some other lube in the keyhole and run your key in and out to sife if you can get it to loosen up. I used to spray an electrical contact cleaner in the lock to break up everything in there, but you need to make sure you spray a Teflon of similar type dry lube back in there afterwards to keep the brass wafers from corroding. That's is you know the keys used to work. I used to be a locksmith. [/QUOTE]

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