Lincoln E6DZ-16700-A Latch Assembly - Hood

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First of all, the hinges as well as latch assemblies of the doors, hood, and trunk should be lubed with a few drops of light oil or lock lubricant once every 3000 miles or three months. The door latch strikers also require some grease to minimize wear and enhance free movement. Therefore, it is important to use a spray-on graphite lubricant to oil the door and trunk locks.

First of all, the hinges as well as latch assemblies of the doors, hood, and trunk should be lubed with a few drops of light oil or lock lubricant once every 3000 miles or three months. The door latch strikers also require some grease to minimize wear and enhance free movement. Therefore, it is important to use a spray-on graphite lubricant to oil the door and trunk locks.

Every 3,000 miles or three months, the hinges and latch assemblies of the doors, the hood and trunk must be lubricated by a few drops of light oil or any lock lubricant. Moreover, the door latch strikers should be greased slightly to reduce their wear and ensure their fine working in the future. The function of the door and trunk locks is that they should be lubricated by using the spray on graphite lubricant.

Every 3000 miles or thrice a month, the hinges and latch assemblies of the doors, the hood or the hatchback or the liftgate as the case may be must be given just a few drops of light oil or lock lubricant. Also, the door latch strikers should be lubricated by a thin layer of grease and to ensure that the parts are not outlive or worn out. The handle, and the bolts of the door and hatchback or liftgate should be lubricated by the spray and graphite.

They should be lubricated with spray-on graphite lubricant.