I know this video is 3 years old but in the case of a really dirty oily cable, I think it would be beneficial to first spray carb cleaner down the cable....a lot of it.....then follow uo with a lot of T9. You're the first guy who actually showed how to attach it. I went through 6 others before you! Thanks a LOT!
your videos are very helpfull i drive a2013 gear up, i to scraped the cluch now i have a cj750 made in china heavy duty clutch 3rd year 12milles runs perfect
I don't see why not, as long as you can get to the cable end itself. It's not like something you can stick through a controls slot. I used it on our Zero Turn Mower throttle cable, just disconnected it from the engine, did the same process you see here. If the cable is completely blocked with corrosion though, it is probably not going to help because it does not seal well enough for a lot of pressure.
"corrosion protection and waterproof lubrication" boeshield.com/why-boeshield/ I've been using it for going on 15 years now in CNC machinery, equipment, tractors, tools, utility vehicles, cars, trucks and of course, motorcycles. Try some.
I dont blame you for creating a video on this product if you genuinely use it, but please do some research and read the comments. These are absolute junk, the old school rubber band/plastic bag method works 100% better, less mess less, less product loss and far more effective. These motion pro lubers spray 90% of the product on the ground. They have been superseeded by a v3 for good reason, they are terrible. Have a look at the other videos on TH-cam showing this product then look at the comments. @@GoneUraling
I know this video is 3 years old but in the case of a really dirty oily cable, I think it would be beneficial to first spray carb cleaner down the cable....a lot of it.....then follow uo with a lot of T9. You're the first guy who actually showed how to attach it. I went through 6 others before you! Thanks a LOT!
My airplane has sticky carb heat and mixture cable. Going to give this a try.
your videos are very helpfull i drive a2013 gear up, i to scraped the cluch now i have a cj750 made in china heavy duty clutch 3rd year 12milles runs perfect
Great video, now I know how to use mine which has been sitting awhile, thank you.
lmao, i bought one 7 months ago i havent touched
I have used these since the mid 80s, with WD40 and Green oil. Great bit of kit.
Got one last week and it didn't fit over my clutch cable sheathing.
Thank you
How can I get in touch with you, live in Holiday, Fla?
SovietSteeds.com and PM me, I am harryball there. I don't know how PM works in TH-cam, if it even still exists, if it does I'll try to message you.
Can I be used on a car cable? Defrost lever sticking
I don't see why not, as long as you can get to the cable end itself. It's not like something you can stick through a controls slot. I used it on our Zero Turn Mower throttle cable, just disconnected it from the engine, did the same process you see here. If the cable is completely blocked with corrosion though, it is probably not going to help because it does not seal well enough for a lot of pressure.
I love Benny....
The hell I'm gonna do with this gadget now - when I've got an automatic gear ❓ 🤔
Throttle cable?
Put oil in it ,not anti rust
"corrosion protection and waterproof lubrication" boeshield.com/why-boeshield/ I've been using it for going on 15 years now in CNC machinery, equipment, tractors, tools, utility vehicles, cars, trucks and of course, motorcycles. Try some.
Do not buy this junk.
I've only used it a few dozen times so far, I'm glad you warned me, I'll return it immediately.
I dont blame you for creating a video on this product if you genuinely use it, but please do some research and read the comments. These are absolute junk, the old school rubber band/plastic bag method works 100% better, less mess less, less product loss and far more effective. These motion pro lubers spray 90% of the product on the ground. They have been superseeded by a v3 for good reason, they are terrible. Have a look at the other videos on TH-cam showing this product then look at the comments. @@GoneUraling