noisey suspension

[lockman1]

Originally Posted by DaveTM

NOW.....You have just dated yourself!! However...in the interest of "Full Disclosure"..I will say that I probably still know how to put in and properly set a set of points on a 283 Cheby and a 289 Ford....and what I once had....the beastly 383 'Cuda.

OTOH, today all I can tell you about WD-40 is (and I am not a gunsmith) but the gunsmith's I know tell me WD-40 is "their best friend."

Dave

My experiences??? ...
69 Plymouth Road Runner (383/4/4)
70 Duster (340/4/auto)
and my many Chevy's!

NEVER... EVER... on my pistols!

[lockman1]

Originally Posted by DaveTM

...I probably still know how to put in and properly set a set of points...

Dave

I still have a dwell meter!

[DaveTM]

Originally Posted by lockman1

I still have a dwell meter!

Oh!!...I haven't heard those two words "dwell meter" in.....decades!!

Ring....Ring....."Hello....Is this Mr. Lockman? Yes. Mr. Lockman, this is the Smithsonian Historical Institution. We understand that you may be in possession of the last artifact of what was know as a "Dwell Meter"? Is this true? If so...we have two brand new Alltrax controllers we would like to trade for your Dwell Meter. Yes Mr. Lockman....we do our homework and we know your weak spots."

[mrgolf]

I worked on office equipment at one point in another life. WD40 will glue small springs and latches etc to the point we had to use very strong chemicals to remove it. My guess is WD40 was added to other lubes and they just didn't like each other. Don't use on a sewing machine either.

[scubabud]

Originally Posted by Sergio

According to the WD40 official site about Myths, it is a lubricant.

That's what I use on my All Sport lift to stop the squeaking... works great!!!

[stage]

One other thought, I had a squeaky one at work and it was a loose shock.