Sunroof Grease?
#1
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Sunroof Grease?
I have an 04, and the grease lubes that the sunroof tracks has dried out. So when I open it, makes alot more noise.
Wonder what type of grease I should use on it. Thanks.
Wonder what type of grease I should use on it. Thanks.
#4
I thought- the white lithium grease I have, does not go on or turn clear- thats why its called white- lithium- grease!!!
Silicone spray is clear and good for the rubber seals of weatherstrip on the doors and sunroof, but not an actual lube for metal pieces sliding across each other
I have been wrong several times this year already , so check it out for yourself
Silicone spray is clear and good for the rubber seals of weatherstrip on the doors and sunroof, but not an actual lube for metal pieces sliding across each other
I have been wrong several times this year already , so check it out for yourself
#6
indeed!!! the melting temp of vaseline wont stand up to a sunny day in summer,
then you will be having 50s hair with the dripping 'oline from the roof!!!
Nice look elvis!
then you will be having 50s hair with the dripping 'oline from the roof!!!
Nice look elvis!
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Originally Posted by 01tl4tl
I thought- the white lithium grease I have, does not go on or turn clear- thats why its called white- lithium- grease!!!
Silicone spray is clear and good for the rubber seals of weatherstrip on the doors and sunroof, but not an actual lube for metal pieces sliding across each other
I have been wrong several times this year already , so check it out for yourself
Silicone spray is clear and good for the rubber seals of weatherstrip on the doors and sunroof, but not an actual lube for metal pieces sliding across each other
I have been wrong several times this year already , so check it out for yourself
#9
Originally Posted by 01tl4tl
I thought- the white lithium grease I have, does not go on or turn clear- thats why its called white- lithium- grease!!!
Silicone spray is clear and good for the rubber seals of weatherstrip on the doors and sunroof, but not an actual lube for metal pieces sliding across each other
I have been wrong several times this year already , so check it out for yourself
Silicone spray is clear and good for the rubber seals of weatherstrip on the doors and sunroof, but not an actual lube for metal pieces sliding across each other
I have been wrong several times this year already , so check it out for yourself
lithium silicon grease spray cans are cool, but from my experience the liquid comes out thinner and doesnt last as long as the grease in a tube. GL.
#10
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Originally Posted by acuraman211
i would recommend white lithium silicon grease. Clear and water resistant.
well there ya have it...! lol
#12
clean the tracks- then apply your choice of clear yellow or white grease to the tracks
Make sure the screws for the flip up visor are tight while you are in there
I had my can of white grease so long I didnt know they made anything else!
But I live tied to a rock way back in the cave, and rarely allowed out in public except to the parts store.....got all the carb-TB and brake cleaner cans I could ever need already.
Make sure the screws for the flip up visor are tight while you are in there
I had my can of white grease so long I didnt know they made anything else!
But I live tied to a rock way back in the cave, and rarely allowed out in public except to the parts store.....got all the carb-TB and brake cleaner cans I could ever need already.
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