Surprised no reaction from BYD owners on this forum

[sailaway2000]

I am looking for high content, 60%, grease for my direct drive bike's rear end.

Honda calls for 60% MOLY Grease, and of course, while it is sold in the US and elsewhere by Honda, it is not sold here.

So, do you know where I might find this grease or where I might find MOLY (MoS2) powder so I can mix my own?

VELOIL makes a product called MOLY-SPECIAL, but it's only 2%. I have an email into them, but don't really expect an answer.

Thanks.....

[thaicbr]

you could try Homepro

[BSJ]

You could try regular grease with half a cup of graphite powder mixed in. Graphite is a brilliant lubricant on it's own.

[seabear]

Just a little bit off topic.

Is there a special grease for battery connectors? Or can I take any grease?

[VocalNeal]

For the splines?

Bel Ray Assembly Lube

< http://www.advrider....ad.php?t=372945 >

Bel-Ray Thaiand may have it.

[VocalNeal]

Additional

Loctite Thailand has Loctite MolyPaste 65% Moly

[Sojourner]

Just a little bit off topic.

Is there a special grease for battery connectors? Or can I take any grease?

Yes there is. It's called dielectric grease.

[Sojourner]

Honda actually requires moly paste. If Loctite is selling it in Thailand then you are good to go. The reason they recommend paste not grease is because the grease tends to sling off of the final drive while the paste has more resilience.

Edited September 10, 2010 by Sojourner

[seabear]

Well that's interesting.

Would never have thought of that.

Thank you Samtran.

Which of the Vaselines would be the most suitable, in your highly estimated opinion?

New sheer infusion or Total moisture or Intensive rescue or Cocoa butter or Petroleum Jelly?

Just a little bit off topic.

Is there a special grease for battery connectors? Or can I take any grease?

Vaseline.

[seabear]

Thank you So much:jap:

Just a little bit off topic.

Is there a special grease for battery connectors? Or can I take any grease?

Yes there is. It's called dielectric grease.

[seabear]

I found Dielectric grease In Phuket:

At GC Huat: From Permatex, 3grams =95 Baht (1kg=31'666 Baht)

At Bangkok hardware: From CRC, 94grams=799 Baht (1kg=8'500 Baht)

Thank you So much:jap:

Just a little bit off topic.

Is there a special grease for battery connectors? Or can I take any grease?

Yes there is. It's called dielectric grease.

[Richard-BKK]

You can try Suzuki Moly Paste it's sold at Suzuki service centers for 450 to 500 Bht a 50 gram, the Suzuki article number is 99000-25140-000

It looks like this...

Edited September 22, 2010 by Richard-BKK

[jubby]

I found Dielectric grease In Phuket:

At GC Huat: From Permatex, 3grams =95 Baht (1kg=31'666 Baht)

At Bangkok hardware: From CRC, 94grams=799 Baht (1kg=8'500 Baht)

Thank you So much:jap:

Just a little bit off topic.

Is there a special grease for battery connectors? Or can I take any grease?

Yes there is. It's called dielectric grease.

Lots of people use normal Vaseline on Battery Terminals.

I'm sure I've seen Molygrease in my local Hardware shop. So I suspect available almost everywhere

[jubby]

double post

Edited September 22, 2010 by jubby

[Richard-BKK]

Lots of people use normal Vaseline on Battery Terminals.

I'm sure I've seen Molygrease in my local Hardware shop. So I suspect available almost everywhere

I don't think the OP is looking for high-molybdenum grease for its battery terminals, it would be complitly the wrong application. As high +60% molybdenum grease transfers energy (including electric).

I can find 2 up to 10 % molygrease all around Thailand, but I would not use it for my my motorcycle shaftdrive, even mix it myself will be something I would do only at last resort...

[seabear]

Just a little bit off topic.

Is there a special grease for battery connectors? Or can I take any grease?

Vaseline.

Hello Transam,

I thought you wanted to pull my leg, by suggesting vaseline.

So my answer was a little bit siily. Sorry very big.

seabear