What to Do When the Car Body is Frozen

[MacMorgan]

When the car body is frozen, some appropriate measures should be taken. Below are some methods to deal with a frozen car body: Windows and windshield are frozen: First, warm up the car, then remove the snow from the body and windows. The time spent clearing the snow should be enough for the engine to warm up. Then, enter the car, turn on the heater, set it to blow air towards the front windshield, and activate the rear windshield heating. Door locks are frozen: Use a hairdryer to blow hot air directly at the lock cylinder for a while, and it should open. Alternatively, heat your car key with a lighter and gently insert the hot key into the lock. The ice in the lock will melt upon contact with the high temperature. Tires are frozen: Do not force it. First, use an iron shovel to remove the ice carefully, making sure not to damage the tires.