Quote from earlier post. I paid $12 for it (Lube) at my local honda dealer & I confused them as well asking for molly grease. Try asking for moly paste. And it should be on a shelf along with other accessable stuff. I just went though the same think like 2 weeks ago.(Dated!) I even went so far as to contact Valvoline (To fined out there moly rating on the moly grease sold at napa) And here's what I came up with. Quoted from previous Post "Here's what I found. The "Moly" percentage in most lubes manufactured by ALL the major oil companys is around 3%. I found this out by calling the information line to one of our money hordes... I mean oil companys. And when I said I was looking for something that was atleast 60% moly he said, and I quote "Whoa, Thats alot of Moly". Something like that would be maufactured spacifically for a company. At most Our lubes would have around 3% moly (I know I'm repeating my self, but it's what he said.)" So long story short. No auto store is going to have what we need!

Note Prices will probably vary.
Moly greases with 60% + molybdenum disulfide content:
Honda Moly 60 paste, $9 for 3oz, pn 08734-0001 at your Honda dealer,
or $8 from Kim Leong, STOC 3073, California Sport Touring.
LocTite Moly paste, 65% molybdenum disulfide.
$20 for an 8oz tube from Enco, part #505-1197, 800-873-3626


TS-70 Moly Paste, 4 oz. ctg. $14 from TSMoly. (800) 508-5545

What would be cool... if someone could find a one gal jug of moly 60 or better, buy it and then sell 3 oz dabs of it in a zip lock sandwich bag to each member when they need to do a spline lube. I'll look and see if I can find it anywhere bulk. It wouldn't cost much to mail it. Just a thought.

I guess the moral to the above story is.....don't ask for Honda moly at the (Honda) dealership without giving them the correct part number (pn 08734-0001)!!!!.....:smiley_th