By Choss Chasin' From Lawndale, CA Sep 4, 2010
| What and how does everyone go about cleaning and lubing up their active protection? |  FLAG |
By SeanKuus From Steamboat Springs Sep 4, 2010
| No one likes sticky cams! I recently had a cam seize up on me, so I called metolius for advice and this is what they said: Apply hot, soapy water and scrub between the lobes thouroughly with a toothbrush. Rinse REALLY well (get all the soap out), and then dry it REALLY well (it's ok to use a blow dryer). If whatever was blocking it up seems to be removed, then add a drop or two of cam lube or equivalent, and you should be good (that is, it worked for me). Good luck |  FLAG |
By Matt Toensing From Boulder Sep 4, 2010
| I use Q-Tips to help clean all of the gunk off of the springs with cam lube. Works great. |  FLAG |
By Chris Plesko From Westminster, CO Sep 4, 2010
| Clean really well. Tiny tiny bit of lube. TCU's I bought used are pretty much like new. |  FLAG |
By Dustin B From Steamboat Sep 14, 2010
| A good cleaning (toothbrush, hot soapy water), heavy rinse in very hot water. Then some elmer's slide-all and tweak the trigger wires with a pair of pliers. |  FLAG |
By Allen Hill From FIve Points, Colorado and Pine Sep 14, 2010
| White gas. Field tested. Just dip them in. |  FLAG |
By Larry S Sep 14, 2010
| I use (sparingly) a nice teflon based lubricant spray meant for bicycle cables and bushings/chains. Wipe off any excess. Works great on sticky biner gates too. I happen to use this one. |  FLAG |
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