That doesn't change anything I said.
BTW, I'm an avid cyclist, and have been since the 1950's.
CWM
That doesn't change anything I said.
BTW, I'm an avid cyclist, and have been since the 1950's.
CWM
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I'm still confused and all I want to do is lubricate my driver's seat belt which sticks, rather than winding itself back in?
My Toyota Corolla Ascent 2003 local wreckers people suggested silicon spray which is a first for me. My dad always said to use WD-40, but that was in the stone age before access to a world knowledge base.
I would really like a definitive list comparison of points. If/when I have time I'll make it up, but for now I might try an Internet search for: Lubricants for seat belts.
Thanks for the entertaining fights too ;-)
Ether J> Father Haskell wrote:
Hi, All I know is WD-40 is not a lubricant. It's solvent loosening things up and cleaning.
"eiger3970" wrote in message news:74fd3$50e88281$45499b77$ snipped-for-privacy@news.flashnewsgroups.com...
Why consult a wrecking yard when the world is full of factory-trained Toyota servicemen?
Tony Hwang wrote in news:0V1Gs.96594$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe05.iad:
Here we go again... WD-40 is *both* a lubricant and a solvent. Look up the MSDS. There *is* oil in it.
Your talking about lubrication the belt ? I use silicone which works for a while. Best to clean and dry first with degreaser.
Greg
Orange juice can be a lubricant. WD-40 is better for most applications though. It definitely meets the definition of lubricant. It may or may not fit your needs, but it will lubricate.
MSDS. There *is*
Fish oil in proper amounts will lubricate your digestive tract.
MSDS. There *is*
When I was in college, I worked the night shift at a military ordnance factory that manufactured the clockwork like safety fuses for artillery shells, the mechanism was lubricated with WD-40. ^_^
TDD
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the MSDS. There *is*
All you need to know about it here.
You can make your own, all you need is kerosine or diesel fuel mixed with engine oil.
Spraying the seat belt probably won't do much good, if the roller mechanism is binding.
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Your talking about lubrication the belt ? I use silicone which works for a while. Best to clean and dry first with degreaser.
Greg
TRY JIG-A-LOO Invisible Silicone Dry Spray. Orange can, JIG1601
You can use it, may have to spray it once or twice a year but Silicone Lub es will not attract dirt/dust(a problem when using grease/oil) and will kee p things quiet(more than a few days). People are stating somethings that a re all in the past when WD40 only had Penetrating Spray.
The original post is from 2006. We had an update last year. The hinges wore out and the door fell and killed his dog. Next time, he will use oil.
The update was in 2009, the door fell again and killed his mother in law. He burried her in a shoe box next to the dog.
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Then in 2012 the door fell again and killed the mailman. Now he's doing 10 to 20 in Leavenworth (or was it 5 to 10 in Woolworth's ?)
(Apologies to Groucho Marx)
Another glowing testimonial from a satisfied WD-40 user. Too bad about the dog.
As the Judge sentenced the OP, he was heard to comment "that fellow is unhinged".
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And 40 means they took 40 attempts to get it right
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