Frozen windows
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This is the first winter I have owned my Ram. One of the only disappointments I have are the power windows freezing shut after gettinga little bit of ice. Anyone else have this problem? Any solutions?Thislast storm ishopefully the last of my problems butI am going to try some spray silicone on the weatherstripping.
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Silicone spray will probably result in both a temporary bad smell and window streaking. Another option I found on the Internet is “to prevent your car's windows/mirrors from icing up by treating the windows before you go to bed each night. The window treatment can be made up of 3 parts vinegar to 1 part water and placed in a spray bottle which will prevent ice from forming.†I have never tried this as it’s always sunny in California LOL, I also wonder about the long term results of this spray on the window seals. The quick solutions if windows are already frozen are a can of De-Icer which can be bought at any auto parts store or some cool/warm water.
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heater works when its just below freezing, but we have had a lot of 0-20 degree days and the heater just doesnt do it. I am thinking rain-x on the sides might work as well. I used silicone before on my car, and you are right it does streak, but it does help. Also helped keep the doors from freezing shut. Thanks for the invite to Florida, but I need my seasons and I can't stand going places that doesnt have mountains or hills. I would go nuts.
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hell last year when we had an ice storm my windows were forzen, theyd still roll down but id have a solid sheet of ice still in place. it was cool smashing my fist through, but then i had ice in my cab, oh well it was still cool, like being able to punch out your window without have to replace em.
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