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Old 04-09-2011, 06:48 PM
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Does anyone have a driveshaft grease diagrahm?

It for a 2002 im confused on what kind of grease and where the locaion are at


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Kind = NLGI #2 GC-LB

Where = all the zerks

Enjoy!
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You will have to crawl around and look. There will be little nipples on the u joints. These may be a little difficult to get to so you may need to move the runner back or forth.
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Originally Posted by MudHippy
Kind = NLGI #2 GC-LB

Where = all the zerks

Enjoy!
Do I use that on all the fitting... I remeber hearing about using some kind of molly somthing grease on certain fitting
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Courtesyof Ih8mud:

TSB: Propeller Shaft Grease Types and Locations
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Any yet another write up - http://www.4runners.org/writeups/zerk/index.html

I just use valvoline synthetic grease on all the zerks.
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Originally Posted by burton6509
Do I use that on all the fitting... I remeber hearing about using some kind of molly somthing grease on certain fitting
Moly grease is a type of EP(Extreme Pressure) grease.

There are two popular opinions...

A. Use a type of grease that is specific to the application. Use EP grease where it's needed, namely friction bearings. Use non-EP grease where it isn't, namely anti-friction bearings. Use high-temp grease where it's needed, namely disc brake wheel bearings. Use mild duty, mild to moderate duty, or mild to severe duty rated greases as needed.

B. Use a high-temp, mild to severe duty, MP(Multi-Purpose) EP grease that's suitable for use anywhere. All mild to severe duty, EP or non-EP applications, including those with high operating temperatures. Such as greases that are graded GC-LB.

G = Wheel Bearing
C = Mild to Severe Duty

L = Chassis and U-Joint
B = Mild to Severe Duty

I use this stuff on everything, because it's top tier GC-LB(and it's cheap).

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