How the hell do you grease the stock BJ
03-23-2009, 11:39 PM
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yeah well its been in the garage since the 90s just sitting,man that pic you have have is insane! Anyway I was taking the front spindle off to clean up and ripped the BJ boot with the air hammer fork ,and was just going to put a new boot with new grease but no dam grease fitting
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03-24-2009, 06:45 AM
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yeah well its been in the garage since the 90s just sitting,man that pic you have have is insane! Anyway I was taking the front spindle off to clean up and ripped the BJ boot with the air hammer fork ,and was just going to put a new boot with new grease but no dam grease fitting
03-28-2009, 11:37 AM
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I'd leave them until they require service then replace them with greaseables.
If you poke a hole in the boot. Now you offer an entrance for dirt and water. I don't think grease in the boot is nearly effective as grease forced in from under the ball anyways.
If you poke a hole in the boot. Now you offer an entrance for dirt and water. I don't think grease in the boot is nearly effective as grease forced in from under the ball anyways.
03-29-2009, 02:21 PM
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RTV when the hole is not in use works great!!
It does work, because years ago, the driver side started to squeak. Since greasing once a year, no more problems.
It does work, because years ago, the driver side started to squeak. Since greasing once a year, no more problems.
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