Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Markjay on 28 November 2006, 14:11:29
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I noticed recently that a metallic clong has developed from the base of the auto gear selector when going over bumps in the road (of which there are many in London). I took off the leather cover and had a closer look, and saw traces of lubricant covering the moving parts – so I took some ordinary multipurpose grease and smeared a fine layer on the lower toothed bit and especially on the plunger at the bottom of the stick – the one you move by pressing the lever on the gear knob – and it’s all nice and quiet now. Just something else to look at…
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Yes, multipurpose grease is graet for fixing 'clongs'. However, DO NOT try to use it on 'clanks' or 'clunks', these require specialised lubricants :y
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Yes, multipurpose grease is graet for fixing 'clongs'. However, DO NOT try to use it on 'clanks' or 'clunks', these require specialised lubricants :y
Yep, these are different products:
www.acmeclankslube.com
www.acmeclunkslube.com
;D
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Yes, multipurpose grease is graet for fixing 'clongs'. However, DO NOT try to use it on 'clanks' or 'clunks', these require specialised lubricants :y
Yep, these are different products:
www.acmeclankslube.com
www.acmeclunkslube.com
;D
;D ;D
Or you could try this site
www.AAsacmeclankandclunklube.com
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Will not go on any AA site unless AA himself tells us them ;) ;D