Help me Out Dude
12-09-2002, 09:33 AM
#2
WD-40 should be fine. It is designed for this purpose.
12-09-2002, 10:02 AM
#3
I don't know much about Ball Diff. But, after the WD-40, should you reapply whatever Diff Fluid, Diff gel, Diff grease or whatever that is?
12-09-2002, 10:37 AM
#4
Tech Elite
Ball Diff cleaning methods
Motor spray works great. You don't want the residue that WD-40 will leave. It is not compatable with the Silicone diff grease.
The best way is to disassemble, clean with Motor spray and reluble with the proper greases. Do this on a clean WHITE towel or rag so you dont loose the balls. I put mine in a White coffie cup for cleaning then dump them onto a White towel to wipe off.
The best way is to disassemble, clean with Motor spray and reluble with the proper greases. Do this on a clean WHITE towel or rag so you dont loose the balls. I put mine in a White coffie cup for cleaning then dump them onto a White towel to wipe off.
12-09-2002, 10:43 AM
#5
I get a Small Bottle
And Throw my (ball's)<------- u know wut i mean heheh
Close the bottle And shake it for a few minutes...
and then clean it with Towels and apply greese..
Btw wut greese should i use ?( i got a can of heavy duty greese)
But i guess it can't be use...
And Throw my (ball's)<------- u know wut i mean heheh
Close the bottle And shake it for a few minutes...
and then clean it with Towels and apply greese..
Btw wut greese should i use ?( i got a can of heavy duty greese)
But i guess it can't be use...
12-09-2002, 10:53 AM
#6
Tech Elite
WHAT GREASE!!???
Associated diff grease is supposed to be the best. Silicone (clear/white) for the diff balls and (black) for the thrust bearings/balls. Availible at your LHS.
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