Optimoly questions
01-03-2011, 10:25 PM
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I was referring to the fact that he called part number 000 043 024 00 as Optimoly HT, not as Optimoly Olista Longtime 3 EP
so what products do I need for any and all 928's clutches?
White lube (they do not give a part number for this that I can find, so I am thinking Lubriplate 105)
Optimoly HT (which according to most is part number 000 043 004 00)
Then we have the Otimoly TA and the other one, that i can not think of right now. (both are anti seize)
so what products do I need for any and all 928's clutches?
White lube (they do not give a part number for this that I can find, so I am thinking Lubriplate 105)
Optimoly HT (which according to most is part number 000 043 004 00)
Then we have the Otimoly TA and the other one, that i can not think of right now. (both are anti seize)
Wally's post refers to the fact that a GTS guide tube and t/o bearing do not get LongTime EP lubed ('cause the t/o bearing has teflon (IIRC) pads on the inside.)
The original pre-GTS bits did (and do) get lubed-up. And no matter which version, the splines on the i-shaft need the high-pressure Opitmol(y) grease (along with whatever else the WSM calls for.... ends of the fingers on the PP?... I think.)
The original pre-GTS bits did (and do) get lubed-up. And no matter which version, the splines on the i-shaft need the high-pressure Opitmol(y) grease (along with whatever else the WSM calls for.... ends of the fingers on the PP?... I think.)
01-04-2011, 12:01 AM
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Also, what is the MOS2 that they call for in places?
I just want to make one order to buy more stuff that I thought I had all I needed.
Any other factory lubes that any one can think of that my shop may need so it can get lost????
I just want to make one order to buy more stuff that I thought I had all I needed.
Any other factory lubes that any one can think of that my shop may need so it can get lost????
01-04-2011, 12:15 AM
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Greg- I sent Dave Anderson a little tube of the sticky copper crap I have for his 78, and his car hasn't blown up. It has worked (thus far) on my GT and my DD -equipped GTS- PM me an address and I'll send you some in a padded mailer. Least I can do to settle this rod/shaft/lube thread....
01-04-2011, 12:21 AM
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Greg- I sent Dave Anderson a little tube of the sticky copper crap I have for his 78, and his car hasn't blown up. It has worked (thus far) on my GT and my DD -equipped GTS- PM me an address and I'll send you some in a padded mailer. Least I can do to settle this rod/shaft/lube thread....
The WSM is not very clear on what to use as far as part numbers.
Thanks for the offer though.
