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Richard Kirshy 2 years, 8 months ago.
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So I got the bearings out and everything. I am about to reassemble but I noticed one thing in the shop manual for this car. It is asking for Honda M60 (60% moly?) lubrication be applied to the end of the CV Joint that makes contact with the Wheel bearing Cassettes back. Do I need M60 (or now M77 is it’s replacement) or can I just use a high temperature water resistant grease?
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The use of lubricant is to prevent rusting and wear.
I see no reason that a good quality grease wouldn’t work.
Thanks! I should coat the whole back and sides of it then, lol.. I had to use an airhammer to get them out. Woohoo! Northeast Corrosion!
I would apply a even coating (or perhaps use fluid film )
Not too excessive, don’t want to be slinging lube around while driving.Pardon my ignorance, what is fluid film?
Thanks,
Vlad
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