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Car Forum / GMC Cars / December 2005Tracker door look sticking
It's cold here on the prairies and my two door Tracker's locks consistently freezes up really easily. It takes quite a while using a hair dryer to loosen them up. So now I leave the doors unlocked and the club locked onto the steering wheel. Do you have any suggestions on how I can prevent the door lock from sticking? Thanks, Frozen Fingers spray some lithium grase in there and work it in good Do Not use Lithium grease in cold climates ! Lithium grease attracts moisture, which will freeze ! Motorcycle Chain and Cable Lubricant is a better choice. You might have to clean the old grease off, when dry lube with regular chassis grease, which repels water. Lithium attracts moisture, which freezes in cold weather. Use chassis grease, or a spray oil product. Motorcycle chain + cable lube is good. opps sorry about that 451ctds is correct i ment to say gragphite lube Lithium Grease holds water, which freezes in cold weather. Use some spray lube, such as WD 40 |
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