<VV> Re: Steering Sector Lube
Dale Dewald
dkdewald@pasty.net
Wed, 26 Jan 2005 21:59:18 -0500
Hello Joe (and others),
The only modern synthetic product that I am aware of that matches the
original GM steering box lubricant is AMSOIL Semi-Fluid 00 Synthetic EP
Grease. It is described as a semi-fluid grease formulated primarily for
gearboxes in agricultural equipment. The list of applications does include
steering gear boxes. For more info go to the link;
https://www.amsoil.com/storefront/gsf.aspx
The rub is that the smallest container sold is a 35 lb pail (about 5
gallons) for about $300 including shipping. I could call them to see if a
smaller quantity could be ordered. What is the capacity of the steering
box--12 oz? The pail should do about 50 boxes. If I had 30 orders for a
12 oz bottle of this lubricant at $9/bottle I suppose I would be willing to
order a pail and repackage it.
Dale Dewald
Hancock, (UP) MI
>>> currently 22F [heat wave!!] -- 39" snow on the ground -- 165" to date
this season <<<
At 07:26 PM 1/25/05 -0500, Joe wrote:
> >>>>>>>>>>Need help again. Tech guides have proved very helpful but can't
> find exactly which weight lube to put in a steering sector. Corvair shop
> manual is also vague (we are not all experienced auto
> mechanics......uhhhh, sorry, "technicians"). I want to put in a synthetic.