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Prep M grease or Motorex grease 2000 in Skareb Super?
May I use Motorex grease 2000 instead of Prep M grease (prep M is manufactured by Motorex too) in Skareb Super 2004? I mean threads and o-rings. I have learnt that a liitle bit of grease should be used there (o-ring and threads). I guess they are pretty the same, but still afraid if motorex grease 2000 could harm seals/rubber.
Motorex grease:
http://www.motorex.com/index.cfm?fus...18-444-855-867
Prep M:
http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Lube/product_78209.shtml
Another questrion by the way :
Should I remove and reinstal air piston when servicing Skareb for the first time ? (the air chamber oils seems to be pretty clear).??
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 Originally Posted by kamerek
May I use Motorex grease 2000 instead of Prep M grease (prep M is manufactured by Motorex too) in Skareb Super 2004? I mean threads and o-rings. I have learnt that a liitle bit of grease should be used there (o-ring and threads). I guess they are pretty the same, but still afraid if motorex grease 2000 could harm seals/rubber.
Motorex grease:
http://www.motorex.com/index.cfm?fus...18-444-855-867
Prep M:
http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Lube/product_78209.shtml
Another questrion by the way :
Should I remove and reinstal air piston when servicing Skareb for the first time ? (the air chamber oils seems to be pretty clear).??
The grease should be fine for threads and O-rings. You said you checked the oil on top of the air piston. That's probably good enough.
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ok I have telephoned manitou service and they suggested prep M for fork's o-rings , piston, threads, and spring as it is a better solution for "traveling parts" . Other greases may make the forks much stiffer
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