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assembly lube preference
as the title suggests, what is the general consensus on preference.
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A good start would be what is listed in the WSM. I don't have mine right now. Do a search on this and other forums, i'm sure there is plenty of opinions.....kind of like the best oil argument.
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Assembly lube...
I used to use Lubriplate. |
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I used the Sta Lube and it worked fine.
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I haven't needed to assemble anything in the 944 requiring assemkbly lube. That said I have used Sta Lube in several other engines. It's recommended by many engine builders.
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Sta-Lube is not at all bad stuff, but I am using Redline these days...
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thanks, picked up some Sta-Lube, that is all they had. wish me luck!!
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some guys like assembly lube - others stay clear of it on purpose and only use break in engine oil.
i always used isky lube. |
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