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Hello, what is the consensus on winter door lock lubrication and protection. This is for a 88 911 with auto locks. All comments greatly appreciated.

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I just put some thin oil on the key now and then to keep the lock moving.
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White litium in a spray can, they usually come with a tube that presses into the button nozzle and fits inside the key slot. I use the same stuff on the hinges and latch.
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I use a graphite lubricant. It comes in a spray can and goes in as a liquid with the graphite in suspension. I think the liquid evaporates and the graphite sticks around. It seems to work well in Vermont and it gets pretty cold up here.

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Use graphite. Oil lubes will attract dirt and gum the works eventually

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