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I got grease and a grease pump to service my driveshaft. Now. I have read every thread where it says how to grease hooking the pump on the zerks and I have even seen other peoples pics as to where de zerks are but my truck does not have any zerks and here are the pics to prove it. What do i do are they hidden somewhere else???
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Originally Posted by ColImport
I got grease and a grease pump to service my driveshaft. Now. I have read every thread where it says how to grease hooking the pump on the zerks and I have even seen other peoples pics as to where de zerks are but my truck does not have any zerks and here are the pics to prove it. What do i do are they hidden somewhere else???
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yeah is a 2wd the reason why I wanted to grease it is because that clunk noise when in drive while being stopped and every post said that greasing the driveshaft was usually the solution. so if I can not grease it what could I do??
thanks for your help techwrench
thanks for your help techwrench
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The sound you are describing sounds like "axle wrap" and greasing the driveshaft doesn't not solve it.
Do a search on here and you will find several threads covering real solutions, including AAL's, traction bars and ladder bars to name a few.
Do a search on here and you will find several threads covering real solutions, including AAL's, traction bars and ladder bars to name a few.
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Originally Posted by ColImport
yeah is a 2wd the reason why I wanted to grease it is because that clunk noise when in drive while being stopped and every post said that greasing the driveshaft was usually the solution. so if I can not grease it what could I do??
thanks for your help techwrench
thanks for your help techwrench
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ok so off the subject...is there another zerks where at least I can use the grease and the pump I bought?? I mean is there something else to grease so I can justify my purchase??
thanks to all for your input
thanks to all for your input
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Originally Posted by ColImport
ok so off the subject...is there another zerks where at least I can use the grease and the pump I bought?? I mean is there something else to grease so I can justify my purchase??
thanks to all for your input
thanks to all for your input
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You can grease the ball joints, drag link, possibly tie rods and idler arm. If the problem a bad ujoint most replacements offer the zert option. Grab the ujoint firmly and twist back and forth, there shouldn't be any noticable movement.
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Col...You might want to put a short description of your vehicle in your signature. It helps when you're asking us for help with diagnosis. Sorry you bought a grease gun for no purpose, but you're ready for the next 4Runner you get now.
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My Dad has and '01 auto 4x4 taco, his truck would jerk at a stop. Went to the stealership and the guys told him it was pressure building up in the driveshaft from heat. They drill a small hole in the driveshaft and he said the took care of it. Just a small hole to release the pressure. Don't know if anybody has ever heard of this or not
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