Teflon grease
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Teflon grease
Does anyone have any experience using teflon grease on their truck? It's been around awhile for bikes and such but now I see that Ford is starting to recommend it for some auto applications.
For example, I understand Ford now suggests using teflon grease on driveshaft slip yokes to help alleviate certain 'clunking' conditions in some models.
What's the scoop?
For example, I understand Ford now suggests using teflon grease on driveshaft slip yokes to help alleviate certain 'clunking' conditions in some models.
What's the scoop?
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Teflon grease
Not much of a response to my post 
. I guess there aren't a lot of teflon grease users around here.
Anyway, there is a Ford part number for it (# D2AZ-19590-A) so evidently it's something Ford is going with in certain applications.
. I guess there aren't a lot of teflon grease users around here.Anyway, there is a Ford part number for it (# D2AZ-19590-A) so evidently it's something Ford is going with in certain applications.
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Teflon grease
I have been using teflon grease at the yokes of all my Fords since about 1976 when I started having problems with my 74 F-100. One of my runnin' buddies was a trouble shooter at a Lincoln-Mercury dealer and gave me the stuff. I still have one of the original tubes. The yoke is all I use it on. I don't think it would work well in ball joints/tie rods.
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