What do you use to lube the door locks?
11-01-02, 11:57 AM
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What do you use to lube the door locks?
I had been using this spray Dura Lube and has worked great, but its all gone now, and they don't sell it anymore.
So what works best for you?
So what works best for you?
11-01-02, 01:16 PM
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Originally posted by Rotortuner
The lock place i used to go to, said to use WD 40. Thats what they always recomended. Just isert the straw, squirt and you should be good.
CJG
The lock place i used to go to, said to use WD 40. Thats what they always recomended. Just isert the straw, squirt and you should be good.
CJG
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11-01-02, 05:04 PM
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Ive always heard powder graphite or silicon spray (that stuff fixes anything on civics 
). Neither will harm plastics/any metal/tint. Also good for lubing up the sunroof track and window tracks.
). Neither will harm plastics/any metal/tint. Also good for lubing up the sunroof track and window tracks.
11-01-02, 08:55 PM
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Originally posted by jimmyv13
Aren't there some nylon parts that hold the rods in the mechanism that can be eaten by that type of stuff?
Aren't there some nylon parts that hold the rods in the mechanism that can be eaten by that type of stuff?
