Frozen door locks

Well,how are you going to get a clutch if you cant get n the door?
did you get it unlocked?

 

In the future.. Put some tape, *i always keep tape* use gorilla tape for the best but duct tape works well also, but put a little tape over the keyhole on outside when going into those good ole wintry conditions, keeps moisture out and usually wont freeze up

 

vodka 54321

 

Hi Trckdrvr, if a clutch needs replacement, the door locks are the least of the problems.

 

Call the local fire department and ask if you can borrow their jaws of life. Have that door open in a jiffy.

 

If they sell gasoline antifreeze in the really small bottles I just poke a small hole in the tinfoil or cap if it doesn't have tinfoil ... Insert key partially in lock and spray away or methyl hydrate if available then I wipe or wash rest off painted surfaces

 

So how does enough water get in a key hole to freeze and how do you put deicing fluid in the key hole with out air pressure ?

 

I use this stuff http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OXU7LP0...e=df0&creative=395097&creativeASIN=B00OXU7LP0 Liquid wrench & De icer. it works great and comes with that little WD 40 type straw to point it in tight spots like locks. I keep some on my truck at all times.