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jims-terrano · 01-02-2013, 19:05

No need for a grease gun for this job, just a plain tub of grease and a plastic bag. Get a helper to standby. turn steering to full lock, it's easier to get at the leading edge lock stop and trailing edge of opposite side. Remove lid, place bag on hand, place said hand covered in bag into the grease and scoop nice small blob on fingers. Then smear over the lock stops on opposing sides. Now ask your helper to turn wheels to opposite lock and start all over again.

Job done, regrease when you hear the noise. Mine need it once or twice a year thats all.

01-02-2013, 19:05	#7
jims-terrano Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: UK Posts: 12,965	No need for a grease gun for this job, just a plain tub of grease and a plastic bag. Get a helper to standby. turn steering to full lock, it's easier to get at the leading edge lock stop and trailing edge of opposite side. Remove lid, place bag on hand, place said hand covered in bag into the grease and scoop nice small blob on fingers. Then smear over the lock stops on opposing sides. Now ask your helper to turn wheels to opposite lock and start all over again. Job done, regrease when you hear the noise. Mine need it once or twice a year thats all.