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Brett
Dodge Dakota
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12/05/2006
17:02:25
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I am in need of some info. What kind of grease is recommended for a chassis lube. I live in MN and its winter. I am wondering what grease is best for this project. Also does anyone know of a website or literature that could show me where all the grease jets are?
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Manny
Dodge Dakota
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12/05/2006
18:09:38
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Grease fittings on a Dodge. Hm-m-m.
Last time I was under mine, there weren't any. Not even for the driveshaft universals. None. Not a single one. Anywhere.
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Brett
Dodge Dakota
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12/05/2006
18:17:29
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Really, there are no grease fittings? Then how does one keep the chassis lubed? Any for the Ball joints or suspension arms?
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ck98daksport
Dodge Dakota
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12/07/2006
15:26:28
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There's suppose to be 5 or 7 fittings at least on my 98. Inner n outer tie rods are the only ones that i know of for sure. If you have had your ball joints replaced they should have fittings on there too if you got the greasable types.
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Manny
Dodge Dakota
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12/07/2006
16:03:04
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Dodge doesn't want you to lube your vehicle so it will last a long time, and give you many years of trouble-free service.
There's no profit in it for them.
Starting in 2000, they don't even want you to see the level of coolant in your reservoir bottle. It's a molded part of the radiator fan shroud.
Go under and look around at all the parts they didn't paint. Hint: look for the rusty parts.
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