Driven Engine Assembly Grease is a thickened assembly lubricant that clings to engine parts during the build and protects against metal-to-metal contact at initial startup. It is applied to high-wear components such as cam lobes, lifters, and bearings during assembly, and it blends into the oil once the engine fires and circulates oil.
Specifications:
- Product line: Driven Engine Assembly Grease
- Type: Thickened engine assembly lubricant
- Use: Engine assembly and initial startup protection
- Container: 1 lb can, set of 12
- Part number: 00728-12
Applications:
- Engine assembly coating for cam lobes, lifters, bearings, and other high-wear parts.
- Protection against metal-to-metal contact at initial startup; blends with oil once the engine runs.
FAQ
What is Driven Engine Assembly Grease for?
It is applied to high-wear parts such as cam lobes, lifters, and bearings during engine assembly to protect against metal-to-metal contact at first startup.
Does the assembly grease stay in the engine?
No. It is designed to blend into the oil once the engine fires and oil begins to circulate.
Where is the assembly grease used during a build?
It is used on camshaft lobes, lifters, bearings, and similar high-wear surfaces as the engine is assembled.

