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Zip,
looks like a great product. I just used lithium grease. I know it wil harden but I'll keep after it. In 3-5 years, I'll disassemble and relube the bits.
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See if you can find a can of this stuff:
//www.castlepackspower.com/index.cfm?Page=Castle%20Brake%20Life
My neighbor used it on the shift linkage for an old 1 ton GMC truck he rebuilt about ten years ago.... It was still there last year when he tore things apart again.
Comes out of the can like cheeze-whiz.... doesn't taste so good though.
And, it's a multi-tasker. You can use it as a dielectric grease.
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What grease should be used with the clutch pivot arm ball and pin?
I assume just anything would work, but it seems wheel bearing grease would attract a bit of dirt. There was a post on a clutch issue where some suggestions were made, but I cannot find it via search...
Terry