Re: 90 Door lock lubrication

["Psychos 'R Us" <honge@creighton.edu>]

> Given that Audi locks need occaisional lubrication lest they (pardon 
> the pun) Lock-up, and given that my driver's side lock has busted,
> and given that the passenger side is getting tight, and given that
> I'm too cheap to fix the driver's side, and too lazy to take apart the
> passenger side to lubricate it,  What would you all think of squirting
> some WD40 into the lock to loosen it up?  Would the penetrating oil
> eat away at the grease, causing a fairly near term failure?

I think I mentioned it sometime ago. A spray lubricant called RemDriLube 
developed by DuPont and marketed by Remington, usually found somewhere in 
the vicinity of firearm care products (I got mine at K-mart). The spray 
dries a second or two after being sprayed, quite neat -- unlike WD40. The 
WD40 works but it may make the keys icky if oversprayed (and it would 
make your pocket yucky).

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