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Cold_n_Wet Member Since: 15 Oct 2012 Location: Bergen Posts: 244 |
Make sure the locks are as dry as possible and use some spray silicon before the cold sets in.
The silicon helps to lubricate and stop water ingress. Use silicon on the rubbers too, it will stop the rubbers freezing to the doors. Glen "Rafiki" 2007 110 STW - Rolling rebuild. |
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17th Sep 2016 10:03pm |
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Barneyboy Member Since: 19 Nov 2014 Location: Exmoor Posts: 1626 |
Hi we had exactly the same on our 2010 90 and we cured it by taking the drivers door card of and spraying the metal rods that work the central locking with ACF 50 it solved it instantly,we never had the issue again really easy fix that the dealer in Oxford could not fix and actually requested us to take the Land Rover to them when there was going to be a frost as this was when it occured Paul Tash n Barney
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18th Sep 2016 9:32am |
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