Gaurd dog moly lubricant additive

[Anonymous]

#4599

I note our American brothers are sold on using  “guard dog moly” oil additive  in their gear boxes.a couple of questions. (my bike is a 1992 K1100LT)1) what make and grade of transmission oil do YOU recommend2) do you have a favourite additive that you swear by3) is guard dog moly available in nz and if so where aboutsI live in Christchurchthanks ross

[Arne Rohde]

#18705

Is guard dog moly an oil additive, or a spline lubricant grease? I found the following thread on bmwsporttouring.com, which is a few years old, but which has a couple of alternatives for spline lubrication. Including one from Honda which may or may not be available in NZ.http://bmwsporttouring.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=800724&page=1And welcome to the forum!

[Anonymous]

#18706

hi Artigyes I see the spline lube/ grease advertised on sites in the U.S. like Beemerboneyard.on the following forum page this guy refers to "guard dog moly gear oil additive" http://www.motobrick.com/index.php?topic=339.0      this will bring up the page to which I am referringscroll down to "transmission oil"

[Anonymous]

#18707

perhaps he meant this stuffhttp://www.liqui-moly.com/liquimoly/produktdb.nsf/id/en_1040.html

[peter.trub]

#18708

https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/motul-production/images/distributions/picture_2s/113/normal/1L_Gearbox_80W90_1L.jpg?1332776062I have been running this stuff in the gearbox for quite some time and am very happy with it. Transmission is smoother shifting and less noisy.

[Anonymous]

#18709

thanks for the lead on that Motul 80w90exactly what I was after with the inclusion of  Molybdenum bisulphide already in it.thank you

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