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#62279 06/27/2006 5:17 PM
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I know for most of you (if not all) this will be a stupid question, but I need to know how do you lube the U-joint on a 58 Chevy? I can see in the maintenance schedule that it is supposed to be lubed every 1,000 miles along with about 30 other items, but I don't know how it is done. I also realize that it is not a zirc type fitting, but I don't know what you use to supply the lube.


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#62280 06/27/2006 5:36 PM
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There should be a zerk fitting in the cross of the joint, unless someone has changed it to a sealed unit. The fitting will be located between the ears of the yokes at an angle, usually toward the center of the driveshaft.


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#62281 06/28/2006 7:14 AM
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Well, I guess it was changed to a sealed unit at some point in its life, cause I didn't see a zerk fitting. I just thought that there was some special way of lubricating the joint that the repair manual didn't state because everyone knew it back then. I'll take another look in the morning before work just to be sure. Thanks.


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