My 2013 outback driver door won't open. Only happen's below freezing?

Asked by Guru9MF2H8 Jan 30, 2023 at 07:04 AM about the 2013 Subaru Outback

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Gene answered about a year ago

Then the latch assembly has moisture in it, you need some water dissipating lubricant sprayed into the latch assembly. You will probably need to remove the door panel to gain access to the latch assembly.

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Chewie450 answered about a year ago

Go to your local auto shop or Canadian Tire and buy a spray can of Garage Door Lubricant called JIG A LOO and spray the door rubber and mechanism's. Works great and is a dry lubricant.

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