Locks Freezing
#1
Is this a common problem with 4th gens or Max's in general? I've had my locks freeze 4 times already this winter, and its not really uncommonly cold here. In my 6 years of driving I have only had my locks freeze once, which leads me to belive that maybe these locks are more prone to freezing.
Either way I am going to have remote entry installed next week, but I was just wondering if this happens often to anyone?
Thanks.
Either way I am going to have remote entry installed next week, but I was just wondering if this happens often to anyone?
Thanks.
#5
Originally posted by Jeff92se
donno,WD40 should work but might evaporate over time. I would say maybe graphite based or petroleum based so it would disperse any water in the locks. But I would make sure it's a fairly light lubricant.
donno,WD40 should work but might evaporate over time. I would say maybe graphite based or petroleum based so it would disperse any water in the locks. But I would make sure it's a fairly light lubricant.
#7
Originally posted by kratz74
Mine freeze all the time. I have to jiggle my hand vigorously with my key to get the lock to turn. But hey it's a good skill to learn
Mine freeze all the time. I have to jiggle my hand vigorously with my key to get the lock to turn. But hey it's a good skill to learn
However, my girlfriends car is dead, so for the past week she's been using mine, and the locks froze twice on her, and 1, She doesn't know how to unlock them when they are frozen and 2, She's not strong enough to force them open. Finially she bought some lock de-icer to keep in her purse
#11
One or two uses should be perfectly fine. Besides these guys have a better chance at having WD40 lying around than a water dispersing lock lubricant ice preventing super duper spray!
Originally posted by Daniel B. Martin
I like WD-40 and use it for all sorts of things. However, it is not the right choice for a lock mechanism. It will gum up over time.
Originally posted by Jeff92se
donno,WD40 should work ...
donno,WD40 should work ...
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