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Old 01-15-2009, 11:13 AM
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to the OP: great result on my x, the door handles usually freeze up around 28 degrees. i put some last night, now i woke up and it was around 17 degrees and the door handles work pretty well like it's summer time...lolz...btw...i might put more later on just to be on the safe side since it's going to get colder tomorrow....thanks a lot!
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