Door ajar

[keVIIIn]

The reason you can't stop rust is it was not designed as a lubricant (even though there are thousands of lubrication reasons on that list). It was designed as a water displacement formula. You're supposed to lubricate with some sort of oil or grease after using WD-40.

WD-40 stands for Water Displacement 40th Formula.

And for the record, I sprayed my latch (both of them actually) repeatedly for a couple of days with WD-40 and my DOOR AJAR is still on!

If you read what most people on here have been saying..WD40 doesn't solve this problem..I used liquid wrench which is similar to PB blaster..pretty much any penetrating oil will work..all you have to do is clean the grime away basically and work it in, then spray some kind of lock lubricant in there that WON'T DRY like WD40 does, and that should cure it for a while.

 

[keatonsdad]

Looks good I miss looking at my 95 in the sun. I then go and look at the 98 and the longing is gone. I think I still have some pics of it in my photobucket account. Look for my other post you'll find it.

 

[keVIIIn]

Looks good I miss looking at my 95 in the sun. I then go and look at the 98 and the longing is gone. I think I still have some pics of it in my photobucket account. Look for my other post you'll find it.

I love the toreader red marks, I always wanted one but could never find one in nice shape around here..that color looks so damn good in the afternoon sun..someday I will own one. BTW yours looks nice as hell!

Here's a pic of my old 97 toreader red tbird..I miss it

 

[danny_holtermann]

wd40 is not a lubricant, never was made to be either... wd stands for water displacement, and 40 stands for the 40th try before getting the chemical composition right.... nothing to do with lubricating, only waterproofing and drying out areas

 

[97 Octane]

Formula was originally used as a rust deterrent.

 

[the1andonlyGR81]

makes a pretty good flamethrower too