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Ok. Apparantly to help with the "suaveness" of the shifter I have to apply some grease to a few of the moving areas on the shifter. On the instructions it says to use silicone dielectric compound. The only thing I have is wheel ball bearing grease. Can I use that? or should I run to the store and get some of this other stuff?

 
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since some of the pieces are plastic (i think). i would use silicone.

 
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Ok. . I'll run up to Home Depot. Which section do I find this stuff in? I've never bought it. Is it even at Home Depot? Will they know what I'm talking about if I just say Silicon grease, or do I have to say silicone dielectric compound? Thanks. .

 
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Wheel brg grease will be like glue when it gets cold. Did you see the post on triming the spring stops to reduve side to side play?

 
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Auto parts is your best bet. Same stuf is used in some ignitions and in bulb sockets to reduce corrosion.

 
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Yeah. I'll have to search for it to find it again though. .

 
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Auto parts is your best bet. Same stuf is used in some ignitions and in bulb sockets to reduce corrosion.

 
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Ok. . some needle nose plyers and some nail clippers fixed that gap. . hehee

 
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So that crap that gets all over my hands when I change my headlights? I think I know what you're talking about.

 
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Ok .. I got Lithium grease. . seems to work ok .