it wont matter mixing oneshot and EP90 , you could make youre own "one shot" by mixing grease and gearoil anyway .
youre present mixture may give you a little drip of oil out of the swivel housings but at least the swivel balls will be lubed .
the red lithium grease is very similar to fluid grease [one shot ] and if you want it thinner then just add some EP90 to it .
the reason the swivel housings tend to leak a lot of the time is due to the preload of the swivel bearings becoming looser and then when they become slack it allows a gap at bottom of the swivel ball seal for oil to exit .
if you remove some of the shims from the top swivel bearing , in order to tighten up the slack it may have had , then the seal will be nice and tight again .
if youve ever adjusted wheelbearings and still had them feeling slack , feeling like the bearings are still loose, this is most likely because the swivel bearings were actually the culprit .
if steering jumps out of youre hand and wobbles when you hit any pothole etc then this is a sign that swivel bearing preload is slack .
basically you need to keep an eye on the swivel bearings and make sure they are tight enough . you are supposed to set them using a spring balance but so long as they are setup so the steering wheel wont stick in one place and stay there when driving the landy , you can get very close to spec by feel .
if you do remove some shims from under the top swivel locating pin you should still be able to turn the swivel by hand when all rods are connected , it will move but require some effort to turn them , if you cant turn swivel by hand then its too tight .
easy to adjust the swivel preload , but watch the brake pipe to caliper pipe so you dont damage it when trying to fit a socket on the front retaining bolt of the swivel pin .
if you have no slack in wheelbearings and swivels then theres not much to worry about .
i have just done my swivel preload and wheelbearings and brake flexis and bushes up front on the landy , made a lot of difference to its ability to keep the steering wheel from jumping out my hands when i hit a bump in road , and it doesnt wander now .
on the rod that retains front axle to chassis , the nearside bolt for the rod requires a 0.030" washer placing on the bolt because the bolt threads bottom out and you cant tighten the bolt up , hence the rod will be loose and rattle otherwise .