How To Use Champions Choice Power Injection System


How To Use The Protect All Cable Care Power Injection System
The Perfect Way To Clean, Purge And Lubricate Cables, Quickly And Easily, Without Removing Cable From The Housing
Works on 3/16" to 3/8" Diameter Throttle, Brake, Clutch and other Control Cables
Dirty cables can cause problems and can be dangerous. If not cleaned and lubricated, periodically and properly, the cable can gum up and even corrode causing the cable to stick and possibly freeze in the open position. No longer is it necessary to perform the messy ritual of pulling the cable completely out of the housing to clean and lubricate them. Now, you can clean, purge and lubricate your cables quickly, easily and with minimal mess.
	Protect All Cable Care Kit Protect All Cable Life Power Injection Lubricant with snorkel. Protect All Patented Power Injection Cable Luber Tool. How To Use: Detach one end of a cable from your motorcycle, snowmobile, watercraft, bike or other vehicle or machinery.	1
	Open the Cable Luber Tool completely by turning both screws together with your thumb and forefinger. Insert the wire cable into the slit in the black rubber sheath with the cable extending from the closed end of the rubber sheath. Then push the cable housing forward into the wide opening of the rubber sheath as far as possible until snug. (Smaller diameter cable housings will insert farther into the rubber sheath than larger housings.)	2
	Begin tightening the Tool by turning both screws together with thumb and finger, or, alternate turning each screw 1/8 turn or less, until the clamp and rubber sheath are snug against the cable and housing. Be sure to turn screws in equal amounts to avoid binding the clamp against the screws in an uneven position. (When this happens the screws will not turn giving the false perception that the clamp is properly seated against the cable when in fact it is not. A loose-fitting seal will cause the lubricant to leak excessively from the area between the screws and at the opening when sprayed into the Tool. If binding and leaking occurs, back off on the screws and retighten evenly.)	3
	Once the clamp is snug against both the wire cable and the housing, turn each screw separately in equal amounts of 1/8 turn or less until the clamp and sheath are completely tight around both the wire cable on one end and the housing on the other end.	4
	(See Tip Below) Insert one end of the plastic Snorkel Tube carefully into the spray tip on the Cable Life aerosol can and push the other end into the hole in the rubber sheath on the front of the Cable Luber Tool. Hold a rag around the Luber to contain any leakage. Begin by spraying in a quick, short burst to test for a tight seal. (Since most metal cables are made of twisted strands of wire, there are gaps between the strands. It is normal for a small amount of lubricant to leak from between the strands at the wire cable end of the Luber Tool. When you feel comfortable that the Luber Tool is sufficiently tight and the snorkel connection is secure, you can utilize the benefits of the Power Injection Cable Life aerosol by spraying for 5 seconds or more to thoroughly clean, purge and inject fresh lubricant along the entire length of the cable.) Clean and lubricate your cables every 60 to 90 days with the Protect All Cable Care Power Injection System to keep them in TIP TOP working condition. (TIP: You can shorten the plastic Snorkel for better control. Cut the Snorkel to your desired length with a razor knife for a straight clean edge. Do not use scissors or a dull knife as these can create an uneven cut and can crimp the edges of the Snorkel. Both may cause leakage of lubricant at the aerosol spray tip and where the Snorkel enters the Cable Luber Tool. Save the remainder of the Snorkel for future use.) Go to the Protect All Web site: www.protectall.com	5
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