Greasing front wheel bearings.
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Timken used Exxon/Mobil Infinitec 152, but it's not available in smaller quantities. I went searching for a more-available grease that was similarly-rated and came up with this Delo greases.
For something readily-available that's also very good, Mobil 1 Synthetic Grease is at most auto-parts houses.
Anything you use should be lithium-complex-based, and the use of any moly additive is debatable. Timken didn't.
For the procedure to do the service, see this photo.
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Timken used Exxon/Mobil Infinitec 152, but it's not available in smaller quantities. I went searching for a more-available grease that was similarly-rated and came up with this Delo greases.
For something readily-available that's also very good, Mobil 1 Synthetic Grease is at most auto-parts houses.
Anything you use should be lithium-complex-based, and the use of any moly additive is debatable. Timken didn't.
For the procedure to do the service, see this photo.
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wow, didn't know it was possible until reading the Link Pop posted... guess I'll be greasing mine before my trip to houston Thursday, considering i've noticed a lot of grease on the driver side that I was pretending wasn't there.
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