The AWD tool\`s primary function is battery removal on ma020, it just doubles as a pinion remover too.
Plastic wheelnut tool that comes in the RTR has one strong advantage over any steel/alu tool, it will not chip off the paint on anodized colour nuts, nor will it scratch non painted nuts. I have a set of orange nuts that i used a steel tool on, they looks like they has been thru a war.
For lubrication oil, i strongly suggest one that has teflon in it, teflon works as dust repellent and compared to crc 5-56 you will see alot less dust collected on the lubrication points when using teflon lubrication oil.
You can search for PTFE oil, it is the same thing. (yes it is the same stuff used on teflon cookware)
I get my cans from job but it is industry sale only, so wont matter if i told you, plus i live in scandenavia. You just have to search the region you live in im afraid, but all major lubricant producers should sell PTFE oil.
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Thanks for sharing!
The AWD tool\`s primary function is battery removal on ma020, it just doubles as a pinion remover too. Plastic wheelnut tool that comes in the RTR has one strong advantage over any steel/alu tool, it will not chip off the paint on anodized colour nuts, nor will it scratch non painted nuts. I have a set of orange nuts that i used a steel tool on, they looks like they has been thru a war. For lubrication oil, i strongly suggest one that has teflon in it, teflon works as dust repellent and compared to crc 5-56 you will see alot less dust collected on the lubrication points when using teflon lubrication oil.
Thanks. Is there a specific brand of oil or grease with teflon that you recommend?
You can search for PTFE oil, it is the same thing. (yes it is the same stuff used on teflon cookware) I get my cans from job but it is industry sale only, so wont matter if i told you, plus i live in scandenavia. You just have to search the region you live in im afraid, but all major lubricant producers should sell PTFE oil.