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How to lube rear spolier?

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YOUR RESEARCHHow to lube rear spolier?

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Use ky jelly

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Can I use KY Jelly?

How to lube rear spolier?

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"Can I use KY Jelly?

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Use some teflon-based stuff

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I have used some teflon-based stuff for bicycle chains before, and it worked pretty well.

How to lube rear spolier?

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Use ky jelly

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Can I use KY Jelly?

How to lube rear spolier?

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"Can I use KY Jelly?

How to lube rear spolier?

Use some teflon-based stuff

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I have used some teflon-based stuff for bicycle chains before, and it worked pretty well.

How to lube rear spolier?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm starting to hear squeaks when the spolier moves down from the extended position. Should I lube it and how?

POST 2Original post

You should see a 1/4" hole on the hinge cylinders when the spoiler is up. Photo #14 here https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...y-rebuild.html Just squirt some lube into the hole.

POST 3Original post

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Ahsai, just curious, what kind of lube?

POST 4Original post

This works well http://www2.dupont.com/Consumer_Lubr..._dry_film.html

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Can I use KY Jelly? My wife told me I won't be needing it anymore for a long time.

POST 7Original post

"Can I use KY Jelly? My wife told me I won't be needing it anymore for a long time. " Unfortunately KY is waterbased so it probably wouldn't last very long for this application. My rec. would be to save it for when your wife tells you to "go F***k yourself"... I speak from experience

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I have used some teflon-based stuff for bicycle chains before, and it worked pretty well.

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