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It's okay. Lincoln's as cold as Toronto, the ***** city.
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Well....yeah.Originally posted by KrazyHorse
Looks like it's only gotten down to the -22C range. You and I both know Montreal's had a good winter when you're complaining about that...
Damned global warming is changing my perspective
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That's okay. A couple of days ago when it was -6 or -7 here I was heard to utter the phrase "it's a bit chilly out".
I'm such a ***** now.
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Then again I was wearing shorts and no jacket.
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It's okay. Lincoln's as cold as Toronto, the ***** city.
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I could do without this 30 cm of snow. I don't feel like shoveling my car both in and out of the driveway.
I mean, to wakeup to it all at once is fine. Its a nice fun morning excersize to shovel out. But to have to do it several times a day just gets on my nerves.Resident Filipina Lady Boy Expert.Comment
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My friends stare at me and go "wtf is wrong with him" when I do that. Even more so when it's snowing really hard, even though it's usually warmer out when it's snowing.Originally posted by KrazyHorse
Then again I was wearing shorts and no jacket.
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@ Ozzy.
Ummm, its really easy. When your lock freezes up, all you have to do is blow in the lock until it unfreezes. The heat from your breath will unfreeze it. Never takes more than 5 minutes.
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Yes on older cars the window seal starts to leak and moisture can get in and freeze the lock. I've had it happen a couple of times.
I don't suggest using hot water because the problem will just happen again.
Blowing on the lock has worked. (yes quite simple)
But less effective if it's really cold.
Heating your key with a lighter before inserting has worked.
Wd40 works as preventive but not very well after the lock freezes.
Lock de-icers work also better as preventive but can work after the lock freezes.
But, I have NEVER had multiple locks freeze so I have always been able to get into the car using another door or the back deck.It's almost as if all his overconfident, absolutist assertions were spoonfed to him by a trusted website or subreddit. Sheeple
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Unfortunately my other door has a broken handle... so even if I got that unlocked I couldn't open the door.Originally posted by rah
But, I have NEVER had multiple locks freeze so I have always been able to get into the car using another door or the back deck.
My trunk opened fine though.
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I wonder why the autoparts store has a whole shelf full of deicer if this is such an unheard of problem?Originally posted by KrazyHorse
I've never actually seen a frozen lock either, and my parents parked their cars outside.
Oh well, I'm just leaving my car unlocked for the rest of the week till things warm up again.Captain of Team Apolyton - ISDG 2012
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give the man a prizeOriginally posted by OzzyKP
Oh well, I'm just leaving my car unlocked for the rest of the week till things warm up again.
one would car theft should be at a all time low with temps like those
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