Rear drive shaft lubrication

[Mutt]

Getting ready to change the rear tire on the S10 and want to lube the rear driveshaft while I have everything apart. Looking to pick up a decent grease and from reading the forums a moly based grease seems to be the way to go. Living in Canada the easiest spot to pick up supplies is Canadian tire. looking online they carry the following spec grease and I'm wondering if it will be acceptable for the rear drive shaft splines.

Premium quality lithium based grease that contains molybdenum disulfide for added protection against wear in medium to severe service applications
Fully formulated with extreme pressure, anti-wear, anti-corrosion and oxidation inhibitors and contains a special polymer for superior film strength
Meets the ASTM D-4950 requirements for Chassis Grease Category LB service for automotive and light duty truck chassis lubrication
Recommended for automotive chassis grease points, off-highway and construction equipment, trucking and industrial applications
Works effectively in application temperatures between -18°C and 143°C
NLGI LB No. 2
Available in 400g tube for standard grease guns

 

[Ramseybella]

Someone just posted the same question within the last few days..
http://www.yamahasupertenere.com/index.php?topic=24682.msg342350;topicseen#new
had the answers you are looking for.

 

[Mutt]

I have read all the post, I am asking if the grease I indicated in my post will work for this application.

 

[Ramseybella]

If you get no reply may want to compare it's chemical properties and applications with what has already been mentioned.
Just saying. :-\
What's the name of the product?
I have used the Honda HN 08798-9010 MOLY PASTE (M77) paste in the past it works great.
MSDS Attached.

 

[Bigbore4]

I just use grease.

 

[richarddacat]

I just use grease.

Not acceptable. ::005::
You have to find a specific type for this specific job and spend at least $25 for a 1oz tube. ::025::

 

[Bigbore4]

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