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whunter 03-05-2004 08:05 PM

Oil on da brain
 
Hello Everyone
What kind of oil do you use on muffler bearings?
Where do you apply oil to left handed sprocket wrenches?
What kind of oil do you use on kunewton valves?
Should I use hypothetical or theoretical grease instead?
Oil, oil every where, driving me out of my head!!!!!!!!
:GRIN:
:chuckle:
:LOL:

lietuviai 03-05-2004 08:16 PM

Re: Oil on da brain
 
Quote:

Originally posted by whunter


Should I use hypothetical or theoretical grease instead?

:GRIN:
:chuckle:
:LOL:

You must always use frequency grease!

Gotta go, I lost my bucket of electrons.

VeeDubTDI 03-05-2004 08:19 PM

Hmmm...
 
Always be sure to use synthetic blinker fluid, lest the signals blink too quickly. :eek:

ck42 03-05-2004 08:21 PM

While you're at it, check to make sure you don't have any shorted fuses:eek:

ForcedInduction 03-05-2004 08:28 PM

That reminds me, where can I get some new halogen fluid? ;)

lietuviai 03-05-2004 08:35 PM

Re: Hmmm...
 
Quote:

Originally posted by VeeDubTDI
Always be sure to use synthetic blinker fluid, lest the signals blink too quickly. :eek:
I would suggest changing your turn signal fluid if that's the case.

DieselAddict 03-05-2004 08:55 PM

I change my turn signal fluid every 3000 miles even though I use synthetic. What weight does everyone use?

whunter 03-05-2004 08:58 PM

this lube problem can slip up on you!!!
 
Help!!!!
Need radio degreaser, my stations keep slipping away...

VeeDubTDI 03-05-2004 09:23 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DieselAddict
I change my turn signal fluid every 3000 miles even though I use synthetic. What weight does everyone use?
SAE 0 Weight is sufficient for proper signal function, but SAE -10 Weight is better still. Anything heavier and the signals will be sluggish until proper operating temperature has been achieved.

VeeDubTDI 03-05-2004 09:31 PM

Don't forget to change the air in your tires seasonally. Winter air is not acceptable for summer use. Also be sure to use a metric tire pressure gauge on these fine European automobiles. Perhaps European air would be beneficial as well. Hmmm...

I found this valuable tidbit of information on another discussion forum. I think I will give it a try!

Quote:

The secret is ferrofluidic titration, with deposits of Carbonized Race Augmentation Particles, or CRAP, being spread throughout the line. This eases the flow of blinker and brake light fluid, increasing my fuel economy and karmachameleonic gear boost levels.

mechmagcn 03-05-2004 09:57 PM

NOT!!!!!
 
:eek: :D :cool: :cool:

lietuviai 03-06-2004 01:54 AM

Re: this lube problem can slip up on you!!!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by whunter
Help!!!!
Need radio degreaser, my stations keep slipping away...

This is exactly where you would use the frequency grease.http://www.click-smilies.de/sammlung...smiley-006.gif

whunter 03-06-2004 07:14 AM

Oh no. Re: this lube problem can slip up on you!!!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by lietuviai
This is exactly where you would use the frequency grease.http://www.click-smilies.de/sammlung...smiley-006.gif
Applied too much frequency grease with synthetic electrons to antenna and radio.
HELP!
Need super radio degreaser, my stations are slipping away faster now...

Tirebiter 03-06-2004 01:44 PM

Yer not foolin me. This is another oil thread. :D

whunter 03-06-2004 01:58 PM

spark gap lube for MB gassers
 
Is this another place where you use frequency grease, or modulation molly lube? :D


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