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coralcrazed
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9/05/2009
22:35:21

Subject: greasing the tie rods and chassis
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ok, I'm using a haynes repair manual and wanted to lube my greasing the tie rods, ball joint and chassis... The manual even shows a picture of what they look like. However, they are no where to be found on my truck (2000 dodge dakota sport 3.9L 2wd v6). can you help me find them?

also i picked up multi purpose lithium greese, will this do for the job?

thanks



coralcrazed
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9/05/2009
22:36:31

RE: greasing the tie rods and chassis
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daddio
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9/06/2009
00:03:24

RE: greasing the tie rods and chassis
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You won't find any grease zerks on a 2000 2WD.



coralcrazed
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9/06/2009
00:06:32

RE: greasing the tie rods and chassis
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that figures... LOL. thanks. so is there anything else that needs greasing on the truck while I'm under there?



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9/06/2009
20:58:57

RE: greasing the tie rods and chassis
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Not really. If you want to lube something under there, you could spray some silicone lube on the sway bar bushings and upper & lower control arm bushings but it is not necessary.



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9/10/2009
18:44:38

RE: greasing the tie rods and chassis
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Get a needle for greasing at the auto parts store and grease you tie rods and ball joints that way. It works well.



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