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Soaking the TB in a bucket of carb/parts cleaner

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Old Apr 8, 2009 | 01:12 AM
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I know that that, but why would you use it on the throttle shaft bearings? It's a lubricant, but not for an application that uses grease.

Actually PB Blaster is superior to WD-40. Gods, that'll get a discussion going!
yes it will and although i'm a big fan of PB it doesn't have nearly the multiple uses as WD. LOL
 
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Old Apr 8, 2009 | 01:18 AM
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I just ended up cleaning it up with throttle body cleaner, some paper towels, q-tips, etc. and it's all good. I hadn't thought of there being bearings that could be affected.
 
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Old Apr 8, 2009 | 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by dsertdog56
I know that that, but why would you use it on the throttle shaft bearings? It's a lubricant, but not for an application that uses grease.

Actually PB Blaster is superior to WD-40. Gods, that'll get a discussion going!
No kidding. I do a lot of cutting up of old cars and drilling, and PB Blaster is far superior to WD-40. Most folks don't understand that WD-40 is nothing more than kerosene, which is an old time lubricant. PB Blaster is a much better penetrant on threads when trying to loosen old nuts and bolts. It is also better for lubricating drill bits when trying to drill through sheet metal.
 
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