Any Tips for Frozen Doors?

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11-30-2012, 03:32 AM	#1
DHK Registered User Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Estonia Posts: 682 My Ride: 2002 BMW 325Ci View My Garage	Any Tips for Frozen Doors? Past two days my driver side door has been frozen shut. I havent had time to do anything about it but now it will be the weekend and Id love to not have to climb in from the passenger side. Current plans are to get something like WD-40 and spray it into the closed door area. See if that cracks it, then ill WD-40 the **** out of both door latches and the trunk latch to keep out moisture... Anything wrong with this plan? It can get quite cold here in Estonia, sometimes as cold as -30.

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