Question: antenna question 1993
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I would think the wd-40 if needed. The other would make a mess i would think. But others will know and post soon!
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pete a
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thanks for the info
KOPBET
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IMHO...
Just keep it clean. Mineral spirits and a clean cloth will do. Do not lubricate.
Just keep it clean. Mineral spirits and a clean cloth will do. Do not lubricate.
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pete a
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great thanks
froggy47
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When I had my 96 I used to wipe it with liquid teflon or silicone lube, cleans it & leaves a nice finish that does not atteact dust.
Some of that lube for motorcycle chains that is greasless or some of the gun lubes are good.
If I left it clean & dry it would occasionally hang up. Any kind of slight bend/kink and it's toast, pretty delicate. Why they went to solid on the c5.
Some of that lube for motorcycle chains that is greasless or some of the gun lubes are good.
If I left it clean & dry it would occasionally hang up. Any kind of slight bend/kink and it's toast, pretty delicate. Why they went to solid on the c5.
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pete a
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When I had my 96 I used to wipe it with liquid teflon or silicone lube, cleans it & leaves a nice finish that does not atteact dust.
Some of that lube for motorcycle chains that is greasless or some of the gun lubes are good.
If I left it clean & dry it would occasionally hang up. Any kind of slight bend/kink and it's toast, pretty delicate. Why they went to solid on the c5.
i'll give it a try thanks
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