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hey guys whats yours views on ze grease.., im just re-greasing my output flanges - I need some special CV grease anyone use anything especially good?
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90 GTI Mk2 1.8t soon to be with GT28rs -
Buy a tin of something that says CV grease on it.
Gavin -
Make sure you use CV grease and you wont have any dramas. Dont just use normal grease.Comment
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Yep this is true.Originally posted by h100vw View PostBuy a tin of something that says CV grease on it.
Gavin
CV Joint grease has different properties to other grease especially in the low friction, extreme temperature & pressure department & should not ever be replaced with normal grease.
Molybdenum disulfide is the main ingredient you should be looking for when choosing a good CV Joint grease.
Try Castrol LMM Grease.
Normally I just use the grease that comes with the CV Joint rebuild/boot kit's, but that's just as good.
I was also tought to apply this grease to inside the CV Boot's to keep the rubber soft which mean's the boot's last longer.Comment
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dont listen to them.
use this grease, just make sure you do it right...
What’s behind you doesn’t matter..Comment
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Ha ha. Good call. Got a kick out it.Originally posted by fuzion View Postdont listen to them.
use this grease, just make sure you do it right...
I reckon John may have some CV joint grease in his undies. He moves pretty smoothly & I reckon his undies would be under extreme pressure!Comment
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Isnt that pic from saturday night fever, not grease?sigpic Camden GTI Performance. VW / AUDI Specialists
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definately not. i should know87' MK2 GTI
13' MK7 TDIComment
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Oliver Newton John was in Grease, not SNF.Originally posted by Golf Loon View PostsigpicParts for sale http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...ff-102387.htmlComment
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