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Larry Wiechman:

--- Quote from: 5004life on March 11, 2010, 12:51:58 PM ---so i take it nobody objects the idea of using regular wolfs head red grease for my powervalve?


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 The guys that wrote the Kawasaki factory service manual do.

 They call for a molybdenum disulfide grease. Much better suited for the high temperatures in that area of the engine.
 
Larry

5004life:

--- Quote from: Larry Wiechman on March 11, 2010, 01:10:19 PM ---
--- Quote from: 5004life on March 11, 2010, 12:51:58 PM ---so i take it nobody objects the idea of using regular wolfs head red grease for my powervalve?


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 The guys that wrote the Kawasaki factory service manual do.

 They call for a molybdenum disulfide grease. Much better suited for the high temperatures in that area of the engine.
 
Larry

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where do i get it and is there a brand name i should search for

dave916:
 i think the moly grease your looking  is used in cv joints of cars
 this i the copper grease spray i used [did not have a manual at the time] its got added graphite for even better lubrication    ,
we used to use copper grease  in excavator hydraulic  breakers,  now  they use moly grease  as a cheaper option
 anybody see any problems in using this,
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5004life:
thank u

dave916:
you probably better using the recommended grease
if u do a google search on the moly grease it will give u loads of info on the grease and where to get,
i live i the UK so u probadly  have different brands to there in the US

i though the copper grease spray was a good option for me cos my 88 valves were pretty worn and thought they could be expose to a little more heat , 
 

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