Greasing U-Joints
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Thanks for the replies guys. They're starting to squeak. No clanging but, when it gets worse, I will replace them. Thanks again.
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Mountain Pass
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From: Evansville IN
Well said. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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BS, as the u-joints dry up they rob you of milage. If you wait for them to fail, you've wasted lots of money on gas. Put in some new "Spicers" their premium double seals models with zerks!
Mountain Pass
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From: Evansville IN
Nothing wrong with waiting a little while before replacement. The guy is keeping an ear to the situation. I'll bet he'll do fine.
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When it comes to bearings, you never go el-cheapo especially if they're OE and have never been changed. They're a wearable part that should be replaced before they fail. When they dry up, they start dragging and cost you milage & money$$$...................
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