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How do you open the dudley lock?

Updated: 4/28/2022
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You need a stethscope, listen to the lock, turn a few times to clear. Turn left until you feel a change in resistance. You should hear a slight thump. Turn right and repeat, turn left and repeat. When you hear the thump, write the number down. You will not get the answer first time, it will take a few goes, average the numbers you have recorded, the lock should (will) open.

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