You can get small tubes of graphite from a hobby or craft
store in the PineCar area. Used for pinewood derby car
wheels.
They're a couple bucks.
Craft stores don't have a lot of Pinecar stuff until
after Christmas, as it's a seasonal thing. Cub Scouts does
there racing from January to April or so.
Paul Hunt wrote:
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> You shouldn't *oil* key-operated locks of any kind as it gums up the works and
> makes things worse, but powdered graphite should be fine and is made for the
> job. If you are tight like me you can scrape a graphite pencil with a knife
> blade and use the powder produced, when my V8 was parked with the drivers door
> facing the prevailing weather I'd have to do it every few years. And I have
> this very afternoon done the back kitchen door.
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> PaulH.
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> Now...Is it possible to lubricate it with something? I see there is a note
> in the manual saying DO NOT LUBRICATE THE STEERING LOCK, but does anyone know
> why?
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