Maintenance: What needs greased, lube'd and cleaned?
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Maintenance: What needs greased, lube'd and cleaned?
So its nearly 30,000 mile maintenance time and the question can up what needs to be done. I've changed the oil & filter, replaced the air filter and cleaned the intake area. I changed the front and rear differential fluid and rotated the tires. What's next? The scheduled maintenance plan I had from Chrysler originally includes the following:
* lubricate from drive shaft fitting
* lubricate outer tie rod ends
Any thoughts on this? Anything else that needs to be lubricated or greased? Any preference on lubrication type?
* lubricate from drive shaft fitting
* lubricate outer tie rod ends
Any thoughts on this? Anything else that needs to be lubricated or greased? Any preference on lubrication type?
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Well, I just do what Chrysler calls for. And anything aftermarket that has a grease fitting--which is just about everything aftermarket. As for the driveshaft fitting and tie rod ends, not certain why Chrysler would say to do these since there aren't any grease fittings on the stock hardware. And, my '07 maintenance procedures (from the owner's manual) do not mention either one.
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I have not found any grease fitting either. I imagine something needs greased or lube'd but not sure what. Other than lubrication, any other maintenance worth doing @ 30K?
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(I'm only thinking of this because now I'm at 60K and need to do the same thing. )