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is it normal for an ignition to freeze? - i went out to start my sled and the wouldnt turn started by 87srvsnow
January 31st 2009 at 9:44 AM
 
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my sled has been sitting for a couple days and last time i rode it it was snow/rain mix. today when i went to start it the key wouldn't turn. i used a hair dryer and then it worked fine, but is this common?
did water just get in the ignition then freeze?



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January 31st 2009 at 10:28 AM
 
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Yup, its a common occurance in the key and lock industry. So common that there is even a product called lock de-icer.




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January 31st 2009 at 11:11 AM
 
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,that and spray some WD 40 in it before the season starts



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Quote originally posted by stormrider62033

,that and spray some WD 40 in it before the season starts


While Wd40 works, it will attract dirt/dust which will hold moisture. Causing it to freeze again. A better solution would be some graphite. You can get a can at pretty much any autoparts store.





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