

| Subject: | Re: balky shift question |
| From: | Gnarlodious |
| Date: | Thu, 8 Jul 2004 17:24:46 -0600 |
Thanks for that tip, I'll try it. On my sliding door too. After we have a sandstorm it's phenomenal how hard to move the windows and door get. -- Gnarlie Entity Bob Stevens spoke thus: > As strange as this may sound, and I haven't tried it on my van, I use a > product called White Lightening, which is a wax/parafin based chain lube for > bicycles. Works exceptionally well at lubing chains when used in > desert/sandy conditions. The wax is "transported" by an alcohol base, which > then dries/evaporates, leaving the wax to lube the chain, and does not > attract the sand. I bet this would work very well on the linkage joint we're > discussing here. > The way I use it is to completely clean the chain, leaving it to dry, then > apply the WL lube. > > Bob Stevens > > http://groups.msn.com/BobsPhotoShare > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tiico > >
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