t4thfavor
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Another weird issue.
We had a rain storm followed by freezing rain, the truck had 1/4" of ice all over it. I opened it up, drove it around all day, then later I went to open my back doors, and they only opened about 6". Not wanting to yank and break something, I worked them back and forth a little, and heard lots of crunching from inside the door.
Eventually they opened, and it looks like that little plastic rod that slows the door down was covered with ice, ice had gotten into the grooves, and basically frozen it into the first detent which is inside the door.
Working them back and forth a few times let me open the doors, but I don't think water should even be getting in there. I'll chalk this up to very strange weather, but I suppose it qualifies for inclusion in this list.
We're getting another ice storm this week according to the weatherman, so if it happens again, I'm going to dig in a little deeper to see where water is getting in.
We had a rain storm followed by freezing rain, the truck had 1/4" of ice all over it. I opened it up, drove it around all day, then later I went to open my back doors, and they only opened about 6". Not wanting to yank and break something, I worked them back and forth a little, and heard lots of crunching from inside the door.
Eventually they opened, and it looks like that little plastic rod that slows the door down was covered with ice, ice had gotten into the grooves, and basically frozen it into the first detent which is inside the door.
Working them back and forth a few times let me open the doors, but I don't think water should even be getting in there. I'll chalk this up to very strange weather, but I suppose it qualifies for inclusion in this list.
We're getting another ice storm this week according to the weatherman, so if it happens again, I'm going to dig in a little deeper to see where water is getting in.
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