Door Lock Lubrication - are you using the right product?
Unfortunately, during the winter months your car locks can freeze, so conditioning them is key. As many vehicles come with keyless entry and smart key systems, it’s easy to not bother. But when either the battery in your remote or the vehicle’s main battery dies, you’ll definitely appreciate a working lock cylinder. And the mechanisms and springs will gum up easily when the wrong lube is used. You should use a PTFE lubricant, PTFE lubricants allows for smoother lock operation while also reducing key wear and inhibiting corrosion.
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Products:
WD-40 Specialist Dirt & Dust Resistant Dry Lube PTFE Spray [ Ссылка ]

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