WINTERIZING HELP....
lowyota95
+1y
HEY GUYS I HACE A QUESTION THAT IM SURE MOST OF YOU FROM THE EASTCOAST AND MID WESY WILL BE ABLE TO HELP ME WITH.. HOPEFULLY
IM WONDERING WHAT I SHOUD DO TO WINTERIZE MY TRUCK MORE SPECIFICALY MY POPPERS, MOST NIGHTS AREOUND HEAR ARE BELOW FREEZING AND I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO BE ABLE TO GET IN TO MY TRUCK WHEN I LEAVE FOE WORK AT 3:30 AM. MY WINDOWS DONT SEAL PERFECT AND WHEN IT RAINS I GET WATER IN SIDE MY DOOR. I DONT KNOW IF SOME DIELECTRIC GREASE WOULD HELP OR IDUNNO WRAPPING THE SOLINOIDS IN PLASTIC BAGGIES. ALSO THE LATCH, SHOULD I GREASE IT OR SOMETHING. ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT!!!
IM WONDERING WHAT I SHOUD DO TO WINTERIZE MY TRUCK MORE SPECIFICALY MY POPPERS, MOST NIGHTS AREOUND HEAR ARE BELOW FREEZING AND I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO BE ABLE TO GET IN TO MY TRUCK WHEN I LEAVE FOE WORK AT 3:30 AM. MY WINDOWS DONT SEAL PERFECT AND WHEN IT RAINS I GET WATER IN SIDE MY DOOR. I DONT KNOW IF SOME DIELECTRIC GREASE WOULD HELP OR IDUNNO WRAPPING THE SOLINOIDS IN PLASTIC BAGGIES. ALSO THE LATCH, SHOULD I GREASE IT OR SOMETHING. ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT!!!
yodaforce
+1y
WD40 (water displacement, formula #40)
It will prevent water from settling on the popper, and hence, will keep it from freezing on them.
It will prevent water from settling on the popper, and hence, will keep it from freezing on them.
skip
+1y
alot of people dont know that WD40 was made to keep water off stuff. you can use it on electrical connections too
collins94
+1y
sorry to be off topic but your 4 runner is bad as hell
and yea wd40 would be best if you dont have a mechanical pull for the door handle mine i have both the door popper and a steel cable where its able to get to if something fails