Subject	Antiseize and high temps are sometimes not a good idea.
Posted by	Bernie (NoVA) on September 14, 2011 at 4:57 PM
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In Reply To	Axle Spline question........is it necessary to put any type posted by Arkham_Z on September 14, 2011 at 04:32 PM
Message	It can harden the antisieze compound. I certainly wouldnt get any on the threads. However a light coat on the splines should be fine. You dont want an grease that would heat & flow and potentially getting onto the brakes either. Bernie Bilski berniebilski@cox.net 1995 Nissan 300ZX TwinTurbo in Cobalt Green 1997 Nissan 240SX SE in Ultra Red ZCCNV #390 ~ ECZA #368
Follow Ups	Axle Spline question........is it necessary to put any type - Arkham_Z 16:32:26 09/14/11 Antiseize and high temps are sometimes not a good idea. - Bernie (NoVA) 16:57:46 09/14/11 After having a hell of a time removing some of the - JMartz 06:46:46 09/15/11 I alway apply liberal anti-sieze to all exhaust bolts - Crim 09:40:44 09/15/11 What about some wheel bearing grease? (n/m) - Supermario680 (WI) 17:07:18 09/14/11 not necessary, but it doesn't hurt - aliaZ 17:30:46 09/14/11 Here you go - ttz'in (NorCal) 18:05:59 09/14/11 We use this stuff called molykote 77 at work - sandmanz32 18:38:30 09/14/11 The 350z's had the TSB as well. Molykote is good stuff. - nissanguyz32 07:26:35 09/15/11 True, it around 80.00 a can. I can get it free, so...... (n/m) - sandmanz32 19:50:39 09/15/11 Thanks all... (n/m) - Arkham_Z 20:31:02 09/14/11 yes, unless you want a headache later - FuerGrissa 13:16:08 09/16/11
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