In hinges or joints with narrow passages that cannot be penetrated by lubricant, it is better to use liquid oil or a lubricant spray. It is better to lubricate surfaces rubbing relative to each other with grease or lubricating paste, because. these lubricants adhere better.
Trunk lid lock
The trunk lock is especially dangerous in winter. It can be blocked by dirt and salt crystals. And so it has to be replaced frequently. Preventive care is preferred.
- Spray some insulating, rust-dissolving spray down the keyhole before the start of the cold season.
- It lubricates, displaces moisture and protects against rust and freezing in winter.
Hood
- Remove the grille, see body section.
- Have your assistant pull the hood lock handle in the cabin.
- Lubricate with a small amount of grease the place where the cable comes out of the sheath, tighten the grease into the sheath of the cable with a few movements of the handle.
- Lubricate the hood latch and locking pin with a small amount of grease or lubricant spray.
- The hood hinges are lubricated with a small amount of oil or lubricant spray.
Retractable roof
- Wipe down the sliding roof rails.
- Lubricate the guides with silicone paste or silicone spray.
- Make sure that the sensitive ceiling does not get dirty.
When you lubricate the keyhole of a door lock with lube spray, you must protect the door lining from the cloud of sprayed lube.
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