squeaky door!
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I didn't see anything in the manual about what kind of lube to use on the door.
Mine has started squeaking just about everytime I open or close it.
What kind of lube should I use? I thought older cars used white lithium grease but I thought I'd ask you guys first.
Thanks!
Mine has started squeaking just about everytime I open or close it.
What kind of lube should I use? I thought older cars used white lithium grease but I thought I'd ask you guys first.
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by jroosh
I would use white grease (lithium grease?) sparingly
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You can get this bottle of grease at any auto parts store (i.e. Autozone, Advance Auto, Pep Boys, etc.)
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I love wd40 ... the product and the smell
BUT keep in mind it dislodges the grease which is needed.
This is what I suggest.
Use WD40 with the tube on the nozzzle to briefly spray the pivots. This removes grime and the old grease. (wipe clean with a rag).
Use white lithium grease (or my favorite lubriplate (cant find it any more)) very sparingly. If you use too much it will be a dust magnet and worse it WILL get on to your nice clothes.
Wipe the excess off with a rag (Thin film should be left).
If after few days, the new grease has turned brown/black redo the process. [Just in case it workes its way into the hinge and dislodges more grime].
Salim
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This is what I suggest.
Use WD40 with the tube on the nozzzle to briefly spray the pivots. This removes grime and the old grease. (wipe clean with a rag).
Use white lithium grease (or my favorite lubriplate (cant find it any more)) very sparingly. If you use too much it will be a dust magnet and worse it WILL get on to your nice clothes.
Wipe the excess off with a rag (Thin film should be left).
If after few days, the new grease has turned brown/black redo the process. [Just in case it workes its way into the hinge and dislodges more grime].
Salim
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