When I bring my car to the Honda dealership for an oil change, they usually lubricate the joints and hinges for me. What do they use to do the door hinges? It has a white-ish colour and looks pretty thick.

My driver door is squeaky like hell and WD-40 didn't completely do the trick. I keep on wanting to call Honda and just ask them, but whenever I remember it's always after business hours.

Can someone help me out?? Thanks.

 

white lithium greese

 

grease

 

fluid film works good too.

 

I just picked up a new can of fluid film at ct best stuff to use imo... although a spray can of white lithium works good for hinges and joints. Its best to have a large selection of lubricants so you can pick and choose depending on the application.

 

Hey thanks guys! Next time I'm in CT, I'll take a look at both of these products... then pick up the more impressive looking one.

 

last time i went to honda they sprayed this pink greece that turned white as it wore out

 

i work in the canadian tire auto center and we usually just use white lithium grease while lubbing customer's door hinges

 

I went to CT today and picked up neither of those products.

I bought some Silicone Lube coz if it's good enough for Pam Anderson's breasts, then it's good enough to lube up the door hinges of my car!

(That and it also came with 2 gigantic cans of WD-40 for only $7.99! You can never have too much WD-40!)

Sprayed it on my door and worked like a charm!! No more squeaky!!

 

i use invisalube its clear and works they best ive ever seen

 

KY GELLY