<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (alex01tib)</div><div class='quotemain'>or you just move in with redz during the winter. lucky bastards</div>

Damn straight.

New Mexico RULES.

 

If you are having trouble with your locks below 40 degress... which is still above freezing.. you might need to lubricate the lock tumbler mechanism. I do not know what Hyundai recommends, but most makers seem to prefer graphite.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>get down on your knees and blow hot air into the lock</div>

i wonder what bypassers will think of him.....

 

how else would he turn his tib on and make her turn over?

 

hey, that's what i do if i don't have de-icer. what the hell else are you gonna do? i was at work and i just closed up, was the only one there, everything else around me was closed and i had to get into my car..but the locks were froze!

 

I had that problem, but all you need is a can of WD-40 (w/the straw) and spray it in there.

That should do the trick as well.

 

i had a can of lube stuff with a straw...in my hatch!

 

This has happened to me about 10 times this winter, But Ive gotten smarter so I put some DIKE and oil In my lock.