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Is there a reason why the spring on the 110 Auto is so weak? It's brand new, and barely opens fully. Also, is there a simple fix for this problem? Thanks.
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yes Sir. I'm not a great fan of it unless trying to remove water but that's debatable as well. like even in a lock as you pointed out.Have you ever noticed that if you use WD40 on a squeaky wheel the next time it squeaks a little and so on??
We use to say it was better to spit on something than to use WD40 for a lubricant. As a water displacement (WD), it works great....
Off topic, sorry.
I sometimes spray my locks on the cars with wd40 to keep them from freezing.
Maybe I should be using something else. Cb blaster maybe?
Hoping Sassafrass' can weigh in.
Thanks.
Back to regularly scheduled thread.......
i was meaning on the pivot...What is this frozen lock thing you all are speaking of anyway.Use an oil called triflow. It is designed to prevent rust and displace dirt.
i was meaning on the pivot...
i was meaning on the pivot...What is this frozen lock thing you all are speaking of anyway.
When you live in area's that get below freezing for the winter, any moisture, rain, car wash, or condensation will freeze the tumblers/wafers in the lock and you can't get your key in to unlock the door...
sorry Don, I was joshing. It was 81 deg here today.