How many and where are the grease points on my new TJ (R,04)?
My clutch is "creaking" a bit, also. I could have it serviced under the warranty, but don't want to leave it for a day, if it's something I can take care of in a few minutes. Suggestions?
AND, as always, thanks in advance for your advice.
-Fred
from what I've seen, the creaking is a sign of the hydraulics going bad, I would bring it to the dealership to make sure.
Track bar ball joint (at frame), Pitman arm balljoint, 2 tierod/steering knuckle balljoints, draglink to tierod balljoint, 2 upper balljoints on steering knuckles. That's all I can think of at the moment. Just crawl under there and look for zerks.
Is the clutch pedal creaking or does it sound like it's inside the bellhousing?
Wow! I've learned a new vocabulary word: zerk ( a grease fitting invented by Oscar Zerk arounf 1923); and that there are a lot more zerks than I thought. I love this newsgroup.
I really appriciate it!
Thanks.
-Fred
Ps. The clutch creaking seems to between the pedal area and the bellhousing. - Thx., Fred
Wow! I've learned a new vocabulary word: zerk ( a grease fitting invented by Oscar Zerk arounf 1923); and that there are a lot more zerks than I thought. I love this newsgroup.
I really appriciate it!
Thanks.
-Fred
Ps. The clutch creaking seems to between the pedal area and the bellhousing. - Thx., Fred
In this group, anyway. :-)
See if you can get someone to operate the clutch pedal while you listen for the noise...it may be something rubbing on the fluid line between the master cylinder and the slave, or it could be a defective master cylider or slave, it would help to just try to pinpoint the source of the creak.
My TJ has more than that.
Dont forget all the control arms and discos too....
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