Door frozen shut.
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My car doesn't have any external ice, but all of my doors are frozen shut, possibly from around the seals. I was able to drive the car yesterday and I opened the doors with minimal effort. Now I am completely stuck in a parking lot in the middle of corn country at my university. It must be below 0. Any advice?
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I have rubbing alcohol. Mayby that will help?
No kitchen, no boiling water, no hair dryer, nothing else. Thats all I got.
Well, no boiling water, but I got a source for hot water from the tap?
No kitchen, no boiling water, no hair dryer, nothing else. Thats all I got.
Well, no boiling water, but I got a source for hot water from the tap?
Originally Posted by Boreas
I have rubbing alcohol. Mayby that will help?
No kitchen, no boiling water, no hair dryer, nothing else. Thats all I got.
Well, no boiling water, but I got a source for hot water from the tap?
No kitchen, no boiling water, no hair dryer, nothing else. Thats all I got.
Well, no boiling water, but I got a source for hot water from the tap?
Heck..try the breathing...breath heavy..lol
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
Then I would suggest putting silicone lube all over your door seals. 

Originally Posted by Damemorder
Drink the water, You'll figure out how to get the door open if you just staqnd by it long enough....
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
Then I would suggest putting silicone lube all over your door seals. 

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Originally Posted by dbeast420
Use RemLube. I got the idea from willwren and it works 






