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TR6 U-joints
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trrdster2000
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Bill, That's enough, generally just listen for the first pop and the needles will be full. Did you give the sliding axle a good clean and new grease?
Wayne
Wayne
trrdster2000
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Bill, Things will last a lot longer now. Oh, on the grease gun, if you are doing it by hand, generally speaking you should feel the gun getting hard to squeeze then it's full, as the pop you hear is a seal being pushed open a bit. If you still have the axles out, give the seals a quick look and see it any look sideways and use a screwdriver to push it up in place.
Good job.
Wayne
Good job.
Wayne