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> What to use on rubber O-rings?, Oil? Grease? Nothing?
highways
post Mar 2 2007, 09:16 PM
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Ok, I'm putting parts of my engine back together and I'm using some old rubber parts that are in good shape- but I'd like to lubricate and protect them.

For example- I have the rubber O-ring right under the oil filler neck. Don't have time to run to Pep-Boys again today so I gotta use something I've got. The choices are:

*Engine oil
*CV joint grease
*WD 40
*White Lithium Grease from spray can
*3in1 Houshold Oil

Or I probably have lots of other stuff that would apply. I just don't know what dries out rubber (alcohol? acetone?) that I should avoid, and what I should use, if anything. Also, I have wiring boots on the outside- what to use on them?
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