

| Subject: | Re: Redline:CV-2 High temp. CV grease |
| From: | ERIC ZENO |
| Date: | Tue, 14 Jan 1997 12:19:50 -0500 (EST) |
On Mon, 13 Jan 1997, David Bayer wrote:
> >| Anyway, having just used non-German CV grease for the first time, I'm
> >| wondering if I may just end up with a reduced life span also? Or
> >| could something else contribute to a failed CV as above in 40-50k
> >| miles?
>
> I too am preparing to stick non VW issued grease into my CVs. I have
> chosen a few tubes of Vavoline Premium Grease (I guess this used to be called
> special moly grease but has been repackage because the part number is the
> same). On the back is the make up of the grease, and its percent lithium soap
> content (I think, this is all out of my memory from looking over the tube
> in the shop three weeks ago). Does anyone know the base of the VW stuff? I
> have seen the 1 billion posts about any MoS2 grease is great, but never have
> I seen any comparision of the make up of these greases... Anyone know where I
> might find the make up of the greases, compile a little list and stick it
> somewhere for all to see?
>
> dave
>
Dave and CV joint packers,
The Grease I use is "sta-lube" Extreme Pressure, part number 3141.
The main makeup is Moly-disulfide. In small letter on the can
it states for CV joints. You can get it at Trak Auto stores.
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