JessF
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In the airgun community, using WD 40 as a lubricant or cleaner is a big no no. With the c02 power guns packing around 850psi at 72 F, compressed airgun at 3000psi, anything that compromises your rubber seals is a bad idea.
WD 40 eats rubber seals, so why do we spray it in the engine which contains o-rings on the carb and back plate?
Is there a silicon base lube we can spray into our engines, or might that be a bad idea for reason I'm not aware of.
WD 40 eats rubber seals, so why do we spray it in the engine which contains o-rings on the carb and back plate?
Is there a silicon base lube we can spray into our engines, or might that be a bad idea for reason I'm not aware of.
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