Re: [Chrysler300] Fwd: [FWDLK] Exhaust Manifold Heat Valve

["Warren Anderson" <wranderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I just called my local Chrysler dealer, and the part number doesn't show up.
The parts guys said he hasn't seen a product like that on his shelves in
many years.

  John Spiers
  Lake Worth, Florida

Dry graphite lube works well and is readily available. NAPA has it as "DGF"
and parts houses in general should have something that is a colloidal
graphite (sp?).

I remember reading somewhere that DGF is NASCAR spec for wheel studs BTW.
For that application I find DGF does not collect dirt like Never-Seez but
one or the other is absolutely required to make sure wheel fasteners don't
seize as they are tightened (by hand or hopefully not with rattle gun) and
appear tight when they really are not. So, heat riser lube can have dual
function.

Warren Anderson
Sedona,AZ
Hot, dry and high and 3 hours from the Grand Canyon



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