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[big g]

owt you can use on door rubbers to stop them freezing solid?

Had to climb thru' the boot of our lasses Voyager to get it barked up today.

-7 at the time.

Locks and handles worked no probs but could I balls get the doors open.

[Panic mechanic!]

not sure if it will work but try some silicone spray.

[Mike Pavelin]

A smear of Vasaline

[big g]

Cheers.

I thought about vaseline mesel' but wasn't got to say owt on here

[momos]

hahaaaar i was gonna say piss but you know, 

[gazjeep]

The girl is back on form   

[big g]

hahaaaar i was gonna say piss but you know, 

Pleeease...............

[NickH]

Hi there,
I had the same problem, and a smearing of WD40 on the rubber and in the lock worked for me!

[Nosebolt]

read some bad thing about WD40 lately, i know they have stopped using it at the restorer who's workshop i borrow. something about  chemicals that make it work as a rust releaser can also accelerate corrosion in things like door lock if left in there.

take the above with a pinch of salt, its just one persons opinion
 

[Panic mechanic!]

  thats why I suggested a silicone spray as the silicone just repels the water. 

[McGuire]

 Definitely Silicone spray! Used in the doorlocks repels superglue too (if you've got fun-loving cretins in the area!)
 Regards,