What kind of grease should be used for car sunroofs?

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SanRicardo
07/29/25 8:27pm
It is necessary to choose a partially oil-based grease with fully synthetic oil as the base oil to protect the rubber strips from wear, provide excellent noise reduction lubrication, and significantly improve low-temperature performance, enabling the sunroof to operate normally even in extremely cold regions. Here is more relevant information: 1. Brands of grease used by 4S stores: 4S stores generally use Klüber or Hotolube car sunroof grease for sunroof tracks. These two types of lubricants have the effects of low-temperature resistance, water resistance, durability, and long-lasting lubrication. The sealing rubber strips of the sunroof can be maintained with rubber lubricating wax to prevent aging and other phenomena. 2. Characteristics of special track lubricating oil: low-temperature resistance, which can effectively avoid freezing; good water resistance, which can avoid dilution when washing the car; strong timeliness, with quite good lubrication effects.
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