to put it simply:
upper and lower ball joints
every place there is a joint or pivot in the steering system
universal joints in drive train
to put it simply:
upper and lower ball joints
every place there is a joint or pivot in the steering system
universal joints in drive train
Ya, that's about it. Unless you happen to have greasable spring pin bushings, which is highly unlikely. Your axles(diffs) use gear oil, a 75w90 or 80w90 depending on climate. Your wheel bearings must be manually removed, inspected and packed with a good high temperature grease. And you absolutely don't want grease, gear oil or anything inside your brake drums, especially brake fluid, if a brake cylinder goes and it leaks to the braking surface of your drum, the drums and pads are history even if they're new. They must be replaced.
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Colorado Springs, CO My advice may be worth what you paid for it.
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