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Old 09-11-2017, 12:26 AM
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Is there a good list of all the grease fittings and lube points?
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Originally Posted by Jelbz
Is there a good list of all the grease fittings and lube points?
Are there any grease fittings anymore? I know the previous generation trucks had none. So I just assumed there were none on these. In the maintenance I've done I haven't seen any.
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Originally Posted by Jelbz
Is there a good list of all the grease fittings and lube points?
Unless you step up to a F550 or bigger, there are no grease fittings to lube for OEM ball joints, tie rod ends, U-joints...etc.
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my research shows there are 0 fittings on the f150


My last truck a 2007 GMC had 2 and it was claimed they were on the way out.


So unless you had parts replaced with greasable parts you have none
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Vehicles haven't had grease fittings for ages.
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Thanks. Manual states lube and makes a note for 4wd front axle under maintenance, but I couldn't find any.
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Agree with Tanked Darren; my 99 didn't come with grease fittings, but the replacement upper A-arms/lower ball joints did. Can always tell a 10th gen F150 with failing ball joints, the squawk is distinctive.
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Originally Posted by 2017XLT
Unless you step up to a F550 or bigger, there are no grease fittings to lube for OEM ball joints, tie rod ends, U-joints...etc.
Absolutely not true. The f-250 and higher have grease fittings on 4WD front axle. I have a 2011 and have greased them regularly.
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Originally Posted by todd92
Vehicles haven't had grease fittings for ages.
Not true. My 2002 Avalanche had 16.
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You don't maintain anything anymore. You just drive it until it grenades and then replace it. It's called "Planned Obsolescence".
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