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Would vasoline be a good lubricant to help install new rubber seals? |
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In rec.autos.makers.vw.watercooled, Papa wrote: Would vasoline be a good lubricant to help install new rubber seals? No. That is petroleum, and not good for rubber. Silicone lube is good for lubrication. Soap solution makes a good temporary lube where you want to pass rubber thru channels during installation, but don't want it to stay readily movable later. |
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I'll second that. I use silicone spray lube and the difference is like night and day when I've tried slipping in/on rubber seals. HTH Steve "Tom's VR6" <no (AT) mail (DOT) please> wrote in message news:u3b65111116golpdngdldg59mth3a1v5j7 (AT) 4ax (DOT) com... In rec.autos.makers.vw.watercooled, Papa wrote: Would vasoline be a good lubricant to help install new rubber seals? No. That is petroleum, and not good for rubber. Silicone lube is good for lubrication. Soap solution makes a good temporary lube where you want to pass rubber thru channels during installation, but don't want it to stay readily movable later. |
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Would vasoline be a good lubricant to help install new rubber seals? |
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