Obd ll and codes advice ***

[goodeggbob]

good luck,hope it works out for you,rob.

[13Black]

Vaseline won't agree with it if it's rubber. Little bit of silicone lube if you really must but I fit them dry and never had a problem.

[Dazza44]

Nick,Ive allways put vaseline round the rubber to help it slide on

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[goodeggbob]

this has obviously come round to nigels area of expertise.

[13Black]

Well is not a good idea.

[acegeezer]

Vaseline and rubber don't work well together, that's definite

[Daleevs]

How about some of that guttering silicone filler stuff???

[goodeggbob]

that doesnt sound too good

[Dazza44]

It is quite doable without anyrhing on it just be careful not to pinch it,if u got nothing to hand,and hopefully i wont be shot down ,a smidge of baby oil.

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[goodeggbob]

you seem to have many lubrication solutions dazza.

[Dazza44]

A colourful past rob

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[acegeezer]

Makes you wonder about Daz, eh Rob?

[goodeggbob]

obviously experiences friction quite often ,axle grease is good depending on the company.

[Daleevs]

Dazza you sounnd some what a harcore vet with the lubrication front so whats you
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2.
3.
Best being top or preffered for the job

[Dazza44]

That would all dependon what your using it for

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[goodeggbob]

1.ky jelly.
2.vaseline.
3. baby oil.
4. as a last resort,lard, hope this helps.

[13Black]

Spit and tears are usually what I have to hand.

[350matt]

whose tears?

your own or somebody elses?

[13Black]

Depends.

If I think of the future, my own.

If I'm talking about cars to people who aren't that interested in cars, other people's.

[Daleevs]

Haha you bunch on here pmsl were all lads hey