I presume something similar exists for automotive cables -- but I'd also bet that it's more common to just replace the cables, given relative costs of parts and labor.
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Best Answer 8 years ago
IF you mean like the bordon cables on bikes, you can buy special oilers.
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Answer 8 years ago
I presume something similar exists for automotive cables -- but I'd also bet that it's more common to just replace the cables, given relative costs of parts and labor.
8 years ago
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rabbit3
8 years ago
For bike type cables it may well be easier to replace the inner and lubricate with a light oil before you slide it inside the outer.
For electrical cables washing up liquid.
8 years ago
There is a lubricant gel used to help pull wires inside conduit.
8 years ago
Do you mean "lube", as in lubricate?
What kind of cable?