Will this grease help with my timing belt squeaking in my car?
1025979
OH NO!!!!! Don't lube the Timing Belt with any kind of petroleum product. It will break down the rubber compounds of the belt. If it's a new belt the material it's made of may be sub-par. When it comes to parts such as that I only purchase OEM, not after market. Are you sure it's the Timing Belt??? Bottom line, don't lube that belt. This stuff is great on door hinges, locks, etc. Hope this helps.
1088176
It's me again...I read the reply from the other person. The directions suggest that you buy a spray can of lubricant to use on the underside of the belt periodically (silicon, I think). The information is in the owner's manual. I think this would have solved the other person's noise problem.
2246547
No it doesn't. I used to use high temp bearing grease but the Slip 2000 is even better. Get it now......
1980133
Apply lubricant to the O ring (silicon grease), and this should make it easier to put it back together
582383
I would say yes. I have not seen grease coming out of bearing, unless I added grease (usually molly type in the past). The reason I swapped out was to lower the noise level of my metal garage door. The nylon rollers really quieted the noise.
1194969
I'm not sure what you mean. If you are asking if this works on most grease fittings, then yes it does.
1373050
Other than the brake lube that you put between the pads and calipers and shims. Don't put lube between the pads and the rotors or you'll lose brake power. The lube helps with squeaky parts. I don't remember if one came with the pads, but I bought one small package from an auto parts shop. You might need new rotors or servicing the current ones. I took mine to the shop and got them sanded clear.
759612
Yes it is an oil friction inhibitor as well as cleaner. Problematic gm 5.3 liter v8 lifter varnishing and pressure loss can be cleaned internally to restore full function.
1533929
Any multi-purpose grease will work fine. It does not need to be packed with grease. Probably 5, or 6, squirts with the grease gun is plenty.And then every 3, or 4 months.
1700072
Did you ever figure out what causes the noise? I have exactly the same problem. I does sound like the belt is rubbing against something.
14441
Mine doesn't do that, and I'm not a mechanic. Lubrication sounds reasonable, but I don't know. Sorry.
1144547
it will help some but I use my Fat Mat for a pumped 212cc engine in an enclosed engine box (for a boat). I have some of the same issues and found that I have become an expert custom exhaust builder to reduce a lot of noise from my motor. In your case look for a silencer as well.
1097611
I would surely think so. It can be used in so many applications around your home or garage. I use it on my exercise machine which loves to squeak loudly every few weeks. It keeps it quiet for a long stretch of time. I love the stuff.
813905
yes you will as this is a food grade grease. My mixer was noisy and leaking yellowish colored grease. After all old grease removed, cleaned and repacking the mixer runs great and real quite. Hope this helps.
1170698
Yes there is a squeak at the latch contact point. If you use double face tape and small strips of plastic sheets the problem is solved.
2258221
Definitely not, it will lubricate the belts and they will slip and miss. That's good for your treadmill belt which is supposed to slide, not so your exercise belts.
1348569
Yes, very noisy I had to tighten all bolts the pulley was loose and belt slipping. After aligning belt and tighten pulley and bolts got foam tape used the whole roll on all metal. Now the only noise is the air being pulled through it. Its runs from April-June and Sept-Nov and had no problems mechanical.