Lubrication of hinges and locks

He who lubricates well, rides well - a drop of oil, a well-dosed grease or a drop of silicone sometimes work wonders: ease of movement preserves what usually squeaks, jams, tears or rusts. You must remember the following basic rule: wherever grease cannot get in, such as in tight-fitting joints and joints, the first choice is oil or lube spray. Surfaces rubbing against each other are best lubricated with lubricating paste or silicone grease.

Periodically spray the hinges of the doors, hood and rear cover with liquid oil.

The door locks will operate silently with multipurpose grease.

It is advisable to treat the clips of the door, hood and rear cover locks with a grease spray or lubricating paste. Where cables are visible, such as at the hood lock plate, apply a little grease and tighten it into the cable sheath by moving the lever several times.

Lock drums including key guides. you need to treat with silicone spray and prepare for winter no later than the beginning of the cold season: silicone lubricates, displaces moisture and protects against rust. The frost in this case will not have a chance to block the castle.

Lubricate the thrust yoke of the hood with oil at the lower hinge pin.

Lubricate the hood hinges with oil or apply a lubricant spray.