where are the lube points in the suspesion on the 08 vette
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where are the lube points in the suspesion on the 08 vette
hi all well after the few days of rain here in so. cal .the rear suspenion sounds like a 74 pick up truck squeking very badly...does anyone know what the pionts in the rear suspension \ chassis to lube to avoid this.and what kind of lude.thanks in advance.
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Thought it was all sealed. Maybe steering bump stops. Others will know for sure. I know some grease will help keep the non rubber bushings quiet as well as the end links.
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I'm not sure what type of grease to use but I'm sure some of the Z51 cult will chime in.
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A zerk fitting is commonly known as a grease fitting: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grease_fitting
I'm not sure what type of grease to use but I'm sure some of the Z51 cult will chime in.
I'm not sure what type of grease to use but I'm sure some of the Z51 cult will chime in.
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Sorta on topic...Anything wrong with the heavy duty black automotive grease?
I have 3 tubes of this black grease and would like to use some of it.
Z51 cars have zirk fittings on the rear toe links.
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I have 3 tubes of this black grease and would like to use some of it.
Z51 cars have zirk fittings on the rear toe links.
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My '08 with F55 has 2 rear zerks (grease fittings) on the lower control arms. The zerks are on C6s with the F55 or Z51 option. See my previous post for pics:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...post1572230058
Hope this helps.
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http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...post1572230058
Hope this helps.
M....
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well went last night late to pepboys,bought the lucas oil gun and the mobil one syn grease...pretty easy job after reading pipedreams intruction on his site many thanks to him also.after driving for about 15 miles .got rid of about 80% of squeck.so all and all worth the effort..thanks again for all ur input guys.
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the forum is amazing
you learn something everyday
i have had 2 z51 cars , and , have looked all over for grease fittings when i jack it up to change the oil.
thanks to y'all, i have lubricated my 1st vette fittings,however, i did have to remove my rear rims to facilitate the lube; if i hadnt, a big old glob of grease would have dropped right on my inside rim., and, besides, i really dont think i could have gotten my arm and hand way back in there
you learn something everyday
i have had 2 z51 cars , and , have looked all over for grease fittings when i jack it up to change the oil.
thanks to y'all, i have lubricated my 1st vette fittings,however, i did have to remove my rear rims to facilitate the lube; if i hadnt, a big old glob of grease would have dropped right on my inside rim., and, besides, i really dont think i could have gotten my arm and hand way back in there
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My '08 with F55 has 2 rear zerks (grease fittings) on the lower control arms. The zerks are on C6s with the F55 or Z51 option. See my previous post for pics:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...post1572230058
Hope this helps.
M....
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...post1572230058
Hope this helps.
M....
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St. Jude Donor '12
Did not know about the F55 suspension as I saw above...states F55 does have also....
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