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TR2/3/3A grease in tr3 D2 wiper motor
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alanjohnturner
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Because of the slow speeds and materials used the main function of the grease is to keep water out.
I have rebuilt a lot of these and the usual failure point is water enteriing around the self-park mechanism and in the end where tha cable comes through.
I favour the use of a light-coloured grease available here for areas like towing-hitches and handbrakes that dont spin fast but get a lot of exposure to water.
I have rebuilt a lot of these and the usual failure point is water enteriing around the self-park mechanism and in the end where tha cable comes through.
I favour the use of a light-coloured grease available here for areas like towing-hitches and handbrakes that dont spin fast but get a lot of exposure to water.