Until today, when a big piece of ice fell out, I hadn't noticed the ice lodged in the space near the hinges. I guess when I am driving the ice melts enough to form a thin film of water, freezing the door shut yet again.Saturday, 21 February 2009
After Effects of the February Rain
The driver side door of my truck has been freezing shut. I'd have to get in the passenger side and shoulder or kick it open.
Until today, when a big piece of ice fell out, I hadn't noticed the ice lodged in the space near the hinges. I guess when I am driving the ice melts enough to form a thin film of water, freezing the door shut yet again.
Until today, when a big piece of ice fell out, I hadn't noticed the ice lodged in the space near the hinges. I guess when I am driving the ice melts enough to form a thin film of water, freezing the door shut yet again.
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To fix this problem with my car, I park in the heated underground lot at Portage Place for about 60 minutes while I read a book in the food court. If you're in a hurry, bring a towel with you to clean up the water after a 30-minute melt-out.
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