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Old 01-23-2025, 05:49 AM   #1
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Assuming (and I think it’s a safe assumption) that Loctite is actually what’s used in this application, Henkel notes that heat - 250C/550F - is the only means, beyond brute force, to break the bond it creates.
acetone i have used in the past on my audi with same setup

I find more and more with the Porsche it is the mechanical piece NOT he electrical piece causing issues with keys turning. .
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acetone i have used in the past on my audi with same setup

I find more and more with the Porsche it is the mechanical piece NOT he electrical piece causing issues with keys turning. .
Hmmm, my key was frozen in place and would not turn at all without fifteen minutes' jiggling and a lot of swearing. I naturally assumed it had to be a mechanical problem. But a number of folks insisted that replacing the electrical switch would fix it. To my surprise, delight, and relief, it did.
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