Bushing lubrication
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Hey there
While doing a nut-and-bolt restoration af my 1981 928, among other things, replacement of all rubber bushings, the workshop manual dictates all bushings to be coated with Capella Oil B (Texaco). This however dosenīt seem to exist any more. Any idear of a substitute?
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K.C.
1981 928 Euro manual
While doing a nut-and-bolt restoration af my 1981 928, among other things, replacement of all rubber bushings, the workshop manual dictates all bushings to be coated with Capella Oil B (Texaco). This however dosenīt seem to exist any more. Any idear of a substitute?
Thanks
K.C.
1981 928 Euro manual
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i used polyurethane bushes when replacing mine, they came from the supplier with some kind of lubricant in small packets though not sure what kind it was or if its suitable for rubber??
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Thanks for the reply. I am replacing the upper a-arm bushings with the set from 928 international, but all the rest are Porsche originals i.e. rubber. I could coat them with silikone grease - Molykote 33 - but I am uncertain if this would work. Anyway, thanks for the reply.
K. C
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