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> Shifter lube, what, where, how much
malcolm2
post Oct 1 2013, 09:03 AM
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When I removed my shifter, I noticed what looked like a small amount of 37 year old grease on the bottom of the shift ball, and maybe a little on the springs.

I ran across this picture on ebay today, exactly the same as mine. But I cleaned mine up.

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So is it or was it grease? Anyone have an opinion on what type I should use, where to put it. any other locations than the dried up stuff here, and how much in each area?

Axle grease strategically globbed, or maybe some silicone spray in and around the same area, and re-apply down the boot yearly?
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malcolm2   Shifter lube   Oct 1 2013, 09:03 AM
rhodyguy   brake cleaner works fine. i just use bearing greas...   Oct 1 2013, 09:10 AM


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