My Sienna locks had siezed.cleaned it brake cleaner and used white lithium grease to lube it.
Grease for car door lock barrel?
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arisol graphite lube, spray it wet, once it dries it becomes like dry graphite, great for locks
Originally Posted by spasm3
I've tried grease before and it either dries up into a chalky mess, or it holds small metallic chips from the keys, tumblers and the lock becomes hinky. I've cleaned them out with wd-40 as it cleans and eventually evaporates. After they are clean , I like super lube dry film lubricant, its in a spray can with a red zip tube.
https://www.amazon.com/Super-Lube-1...s=gateway&sr=8-1&tag=googhydr-20
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I've tried grease before and it either dries up into a chalky mess, or it holds small metallic chips from the keys, tumblers and the lock becomes hinky. I've cleaned them out with wd-40 as it cleans and eventually evaporates. After they are clean , I like super lube dry film lubricant, its in a spray can with a red zip tube.
https://www.amazon.com/Super-Lube-1...s=gateway&sr=8-1&tag=googhydr-20
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Someone say Teflon Dry Lube?
Hello all. I am not good at manufacturing or creating something but I use good tools and have some brewery, my last bought was WD-40 (https://trusthandy.com/best-lubricants/for-sliding-glass-door/) for my Volkswagen CC. And I've even spent not all of my money on this little business which brings me earnings every month (I use the car for business trips).
Originally Posted by Harteeco
Hello all. I am not good at manufacturing or creating something but I use good tools and have some brewery, my last bought was WD-40 (https://trusthandy.com/best-lubricants/for-sliding-glass-door/) for my Volkswagen CC. And I've even spent not all of my money on this little business which brings me earnings every month (I use the car for business trips).
I can't understand what you're trying to say, are you selling something here?
Hello all. I am not good at manufacturing or creating something but I use good tools and have some brewery, my last bought was WD-40 (https://trusthandy.com/best-lubricants/for-sliding-glass-door/) for my Volkswagen CC. And I've even spent not all of my money on this little business which brings me earnings every month (I use the car for business trips).
I can't understand what you're trying to say, are you selling something here?
i use Fluid Film in the door locks, no issues.
I have my truck FF each year (2013 Toyota Tacoma ) which looks like new , recently had frame inspected by Tacoma as they have a program
to replace frames
due to a Class Action case because of problems with rust.
Truck passed even the manager that inspected the truck was impressed enough he called all of the mechanics over to see it .
If FF is good enough to protect the bottom of the truck it isn't going to be a problem in the door locks as it doesn't harden
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I have my truck FF each year (2013 Toyota Tacoma ) which looks like new , recently had frame inspected by Tacoma as they have a program
to replace frames
due to a Class Action case because of problems with rust.
Truck passed even the manager that inspected the truck was impressed enough he called all of the mechanics over to see it .
If FF is good enough to protect the bottom of the truck it isn't going to be a problem in the door locks as it doesn't harden
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