WARNING Front strut lubrication LHM contamination risk
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Re: WARNING Front strut lubrication LHM contamination risk
Epic bumpellevie wrote:A safer and more immediate cure for groaning struts is to squirt some 3&1 oil in through the small finger sized hole in the rubber gaitor at the top of the strut within the engine compartment. If you look through the hole you should be able to see the shiny silver surface of the top of the strut --- try and squirt the oil directly on to this silver surface. Then push the front suspension up and down a few times to work the oil in.
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Re: WARNING Front strut lubrication LHM contamination risk
i wouldnt use that orible W stuff it might cause the seal's to swell up' which will bring back your stiff/tight strut problem wirh a vengence,
IMO you should only use a mineral based lube prferabley not from a spay can,
regards malcolm
IMO you should only use a mineral based lube prferabley not from a spay can,
regards malcolm
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Re: WARNING Front strut lubrication LHM contamination risk
/\WHS, bear in mind WD40 is a water dispersant, not a lubricant.
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