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Tips on Frozen Door Locks

posted by  dm960 on  Thu Jan 15 13:38 CST 2004
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good tip and on target.i've been locked out this winter already and have done exactly what you said,a lighter is your last attempt.how-ever the little stainless door that is supposed to close and block the elements is broken or the spring is sprung so the opening is not sealed. i have a spare lock to install,but it's not on yet. i usually spray the locks on my cars twice a year.the grease volvo uses on the tumblers hardens over the years and it also collects dirt and debris.
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