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Topix - sticky doors in cold weather - cjfp - 12-02-2013 09:18pm
Anyone got the detail ?
SSM63057 - Evoque 2012 onwards difficult to open doors in cold conditions
(I know this is linked to an existing thread but I couldn't find it! )
RE: Topix - sticky doors in cold weather - J77 - 13-02-2013 09:34pm
My doors stick badly in the cold weather, one morning I coundn't open the rear door. It's the rubber along the top edge of the door that sticks on mine.
RE: Topix - sticky doors in cold weather - PhilSkill - 13-02-2013 09:52pm
A silicone spray rubbed along the thin strip along the top with a bit of rag stops the water freezing the rubber to the frame, worked for me!
RE: Topix - sticky doors in cold weather - cjfp - 14-02-2013 12:18am
(13-02-2013 09:52pm)PhilSkill Wrote: A silicone spray rubbed along the thin strip along the top with a bit of rag stops the water freezing the rubber to the frame, worked for me!
Yeah, but what does the Topix rpt say ?
RE: Topix - sticky doors in cold weather - invoke - 14-02-2013 05:27am
(14-02-2013 12:18am)cjfp Wrote: Yeah, but what does the Topix rpt say ?
There must be a new software upgrade for that....
RE: Topix - sticky doors in cold weather - FujiSan - 14-02-2013 05:21pm
Get a Coupe. Does not stop the problem, but there are less doors to stick.
RE: Topix - sticky doors in cold weather - doug - 14-02-2013 06:06pm
(14-02-2013 05:27am)invoke Wrote: There must be a new software upgrade for that....
Yes it's to remove the seal & not fix the under laying problem.
I know the RRE was cold tested, but I bet it was stored in the heated test station garage over night.