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Any high quality grease, which is what the factory manual recommends in a couple of places. It will always hold its own against water if you are unlucky enough to get caught in heavy weather. And maybe freshen it up with a shot every 6 months.
Factory British Leyland shop manuals DO NOT recommend grease...use 90w gear oil...Using any grease will COMPACT the internal part of the front trunnion & wear it out.
And when its cold the grease will harden up & seize & crack it.
Good luck
KenM (WhiteLightning Products)
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