Re: Oxygen Sensor

[William J Erikson <williamjosiah@juno.com>]

Yeah I know oil on bike chains attracts dirt and gets your pants dirty,
but I never had the money for the $8 a bottle stuff, and my experience
from trying it once was that Marvel Mystery Oil worked just as well as
long as I cleaned my chain every once in awhile and didn't mind getting
my pants dirty. : )
	-Josiah
	Weare, NH
	'84 GTI
	'87 QSW
	'86 Golf
	http://bork.hampshire.edu
	Self-Employed VW Mechanic (for the summer) : )



On Mon, 7 Jun 1999 11:00:11 EDT SNixon5523@aol.com writes:
>In a message dated 6/6/99 5:08:39 PM EST, williamjosiah@juno.com 
>writes:
>
>> For instance, putting WD-40 on your bicycle chain is a bad idea 
>because
>>  it doesn't lube the chain. It might free a rusted chain, 
>Right on.  I use WD-40 to clean alot of my bike parts.  Works great 
>for that.
>
>>  but after that
>>  you should put Marvel Mystery Oil (which is both a penetrant and a
>>  lubricant) or Three-in-One oil or something like that on it.
>Oh my God!  Never, never, never put 3-in-1 oil on a bike chain.  Use 
>something like Pedro's Syn lube or Tri-flow.  3-in-1 just mucks things 
>up and 
>your shifting goes crappy.  Just a few thoughts from a bike mechanic 
>and 
>cyclist/triathlete.
>
>Scirocco content:
>Fiance and I took the Roc on a road trip yesterday to Cedar Point.  
>Car ran 
>great and we had fun (except for the crisp skin).
>
>Stewart
>
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