Is WD-40 a lubricant, or a water displacer?

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and called forth from the spirit world, someone is sure
to mention WD-40. The debate "is it a lubricant or water
displacer" is not complete until someone explains what
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It's not thermal grease in the fan motor, but the grease
does have a
tendancy to dry out in the heat. A drop of turbine oil or
other fine
lubricating oil (NOT WD40) will usually solve the problem
for a year
or two.