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Twin Cable Lubricator Tool For Brake & Clutch Cable
Made of billet aluminum, cable lubber is the best way to keep your cable lubricated.
It might all look the same from the outside. But what really MATTERS is the material of the rubber. Ours is natural rubber (NR). Others are using silicon, cheaper but will corrode after few uses of WD40.
Step1. Open screws first
Step2. Placing clutch cable into rubber clamp.
Step3. Tighten up screws.
Step4. Inject lubricant here.
Material: Aluminum
Quantity: 1 Piece
Color: Black
Net Weight: 50 g
Fitment: Universal
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koyoteturtle
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
Works well!
BJW
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
Worked as suppose to oiling throttle cable.
Palimaster
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
Used it on my choke cable as mentioned. Wa finicky to get on more of due to the cable end, but held well enough to push lube through the cable. No complaints.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2024
Easy to use and lubes fully with no mess
James R
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024
KiWAV Cable Lubricator Lubricant Luber Lube Oiler Tool works kind-of. Squirting lubricant through this thing is about a messy as it can get. The seal to the cable is not great. I haven't had all that great of luck with it but it did force oil through a dry cable, with a bit of a mess.
Iverson
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2023
It's a simple gadget that when used correctly, allows you to lube your cables fairly easily.It's essentially a rubber tube that clamps on the cable and has an opening for the cable lube straw.Clamp it on, give it a spritz of your favorite cable lube and there you go.If you're like me and have some older cables, you can give it some lube, take off the tool and work the cable, clamp it on and work in some more lube. (I don't know how to say all this without it sounding nasty!) Sorry!But if your lube is spraying all over the place, you're not doing it right. (sorry, that sounds bad too...)Anyway... A helpful tool for the old toolbox. Thanks!
goodknife
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2023
I saw these, and bought this one.It works as described but mine leaked out the end some so just held a rag over it.I've never used one, and it was for the cables on my 1965 Triumph TR6 motorcycle so I might've not had it attached quite right but regardless it did oil the cables, and they operated much easier
Mason
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2022
Used this tool to free up a throttle cable on my Toro Zero Turn instead of paying an absurd price for a new cable. This item paid for itself within 5 minutes of receiving it today, I proceeded to lubricate several other cables just for the fun of it and everything worked perfectly.The people that are complaining about this tool leaking fluid all over the place are either dumb or they received a bad tool. I would expect some mess from a tool like this if you're using a very light fluid like WD-40 or PB Blaster, because you know... PENETRATING FLUID. As long as your choice of lube is forced through the cable, this tool has done the job that it was designed to do.Using White Lithium Grease, not a drop was spilled with the various cables that I lubricated today. If you need to lubricate some cables, don't hesitate to buy this tool. Cheap, effective and easy to use!
Carlos R
Reviewed in Spain on March 9, 2021
No vale para nada
Scottawag
Reviewed in Canada on July 4, 2020
Great product. Make sure you by a good quality lube to go with it. Works as described. 5 stars
marcello
Reviewed in Italy on December 31, 2020
Non serve a niente e non è eiuscito a lubrificare il cavo
Cristian Comanescu
Reviewed in Italy on December 20, 2018
E perfetto
fatz21
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 5, 2016
Does the job.Easy to use.Fast delivery.Well priced.Saves me paying £60/hour to have mechanic do it.Far more likely to do this regularly now it's easy.
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