>>Where are the greese fittings on the driveshaft? Also, is it a standard
>>fitting or a "needle" fitting?
Gary:
>There aren't any... sealed U-joints! The Ram uses these, too.
Rob:
>Front drive shaft has a grease fitting on my 97 4x4. It's a standard
>fitting. You can't miss it.
The front slip joint on my ī93 has a grease fitting. The U-joints were
sealed U-joints. I just replaced mine with greasable U-joints. If I
remember correctly, the rear driveshaft had a greasable U-joint in the
rear, and a sealed one up front from the factory. Didnīt make ANY sense to
me. The U-joint that absolutely, positively, under no circumstance can be
allowed to fail is that front rearshaft one. You MUST be able to lube it,
at least on a 4x4, where itīs getting some regular abuse.
Jim
ī93 4x4 CC V8
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