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[357]

Originally Posted by replicant_argent

Then you find your door is frozen to the body.
Don you use the "pry your fingers into the frame" method, or the "Booty Bump"?

I've lived in Michigan almost my whole life and I've never had my lock freeze. My wife's lock on her car did once, but it was because the little flap that covered the keyhole was broken and we got some freezing rain. This was on an older car that didn't have remote entry, or the fob was broke. Don't remember.

Anyway, I have had my doors freeze shut many times. Not sure why this happens but not the locks freezing?

[BlackDog]

Originally Posted by 357

My wife's lock on her car did once, but it was because the little flap that covered the keyhole was broken and we got some freezing rain.

My truck is pretty new, but we had rain that later changed to snow, and the temps dropped to about 15 degrees. I'm guessing that either rain or condensation got into the lock and froze.