Optimus Prime
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could try rubbing the rubber seal with a silicon lube, but not a lot you can do.
once famously stood outside a hotel in wales with my wife and suitcases waiting for the heated rear windscreen to warm the window enough to let it drop.
once famously stood outside a hotel in wales with my wife and suitcases waiting for the heated rear windscreen to warm the window enough to let it drop.
jamesmartin
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dont pull too hard at door handle ,it amazing how many break off in cold freezing weather they are very poor screwed on the door
I am not sure what is actually frozen enough to stop the rear window dropping and door unlocking.
I also notice that each time the wiper won't work either, even though it is definitely not frozen to the window.
Tomorrow morning before I finish my shift, I shall try and run it for at least 10 minutes to warm things up.
Dreadful waste of fuel though.
dog-man
I also notice that each time the wiper won't work either, even though it is definitely not frozen to the window.
Tomorrow morning before I finish my shift, I shall try and run it for at least 10 minutes to warm things up.
Dreadful waste of fuel though.
dog-man
OldIrishWulf
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That's because the glass is neither up or down but the wiper is acting like the door is open and the glass is down .
thequeenscheese
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vascaline on the window seal wd40 in the lock and mech..
