Lubricate heater cables
- rjkoop
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Lubricate heater cables
I've got my heater core out and was thinking about properly lubricating the cables. What's the best way? I was hoping to take the cables out of the housing but am worried that the cables will snap if I try to straighten the ends. Maybe just put a bunch of silicone lube in each end and move the cable back and forth.
Richard
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- 124JOE
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Re: Lubricate heater cables
i have done rc boats and the drive cable needs to stay lubed
i use marvle mistery oil and vasoline
mix in a small container and
put you cable end in and move back and forth
i use marvle mistery oil and vasoline
mix in a small container and
put you cable end in and move back and forth
when you do everything correct people arent sure youve done anything at all (futurama)
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