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Old 10-09-2012, 12:02 AM   #13
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That feature is there to protect the windows; you wouldn't want to disable it. If the ice is really frozen hard holding the glass, then de-icer as already mentioned, otherwise just scrape it away before opening the door to keep it from falling inside the car. Oh, and you didn't ask, but don't even think about using warm/hot water to melt it. Many a windshield has been cracked by this method
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