I have been using Valvoline Ford Moly-Fortified Multi-Purpose Grease, but it doesn't seem to last long. A friend recommends Motorcraft XG-8?
Slip Yolk Lube?
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XG-8 contains PTFE I see.
I'm trying the amsoil GPTR grease. I E-mailed amsoil and was told that it would work OK. It's an old Dodge truck. Have not had a chance to test it yet.
I would think high moly, or PTFE would should work OK.
I'm trying the amsoil GPTR grease. I E-mailed amsoil and was told that it would work OK. It's an old Dodge truck. Have not had a chance to test it yet.
I would think high moly, or PTFE would should work OK.
Just grease it with what you wound use for any ball socket joint.
Is that slip joint Zerked?
Is that slip joint Zerked?
Originally Posted By: JosephHarmon
Is that slip joint Zerked?
No it is not, it would be much easier if it was.
Is that slip joint Zerked?
No it is not, it would be much easier if it was.
This would work great if you can locate it.
http://pt.rexnord.com/products/lubricants/LTG-couplings.asp
If not Mobil EP111 is almost as good and a little easier to get your hands on.
Both work great in slip yolks and U-Joints!
http://pt.rexnord.com/products/lubricants/LTG-couplings.asp
If not Mobil EP111 is almost as good and a little easier to get your hands on.
Both work great in slip yolks and U-Joints!
The Motorcraft XG-8 is a very good product. We used it to fix driveshaft "thump" problems caused by yoke/spline binding under load.
My Cherokee used to clunk at stoplights from the slipjoint binding. I lubed it with anti-seize.
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