How to grease the slip yoke
#3
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Actually, you do grease it. Ford has issued a TSB on it.
You need to pull the D/S out, and the PTFE grease goes inside where the splines are. From the factory they were coated with teflon, and eventually that wears off.
You need to pull the D/S out, and the PTFE grease goes inside where the splines are. From the factory they were coated with teflon, and eventually that wears off.
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#5
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Here's a pretty good video or two on it.
This is a 2011, but it's the same principal.
This is a 2011, but it's the same principal.
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So greasing the splines of the slip yoke? Never heard of that.
What TSB #. Only TSB I can find is for newer trucks, not our gen.
The slip yoke is lubricated by the fluid in the transmission/t-case. That does not need to be lubricated. That is not wrong.
As for the splines needing grease, that is news to me, never heard of it.
What TSB #. Only TSB I can find is for newer trucks, not our gen.
The slip yoke is lubricated by the fluid in the transmission/t-case. That does not need to be lubricated. That is not wrong.
As for the splines needing grease, that is news to me, never heard of it.
Last edited by blupupher; 02-16-2016 at 01:22 PM.
#7
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It's easier to find that one because they are more prone to it. The 97 model year had it's own TSB, which is 97-13-21. Really, they should modify it and include all of the 97+ trucks.
Also, this lists the TSB's involved on the side. It is the grease Ford recommends as the fix:
https://www.fcsdchemicalsandlubrican...tegory=Greases
Also, this lists the TSB's involved on the side. It is the grease Ford recommends as the fix:
https://www.fcsdchemicalsandlubrican...tegory=Greases
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#8
Looking for a Henway.
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It's easier to find that one because they are more prone to it. The 97 model year had it's own TSB, which is 97-13-21. Really, they should modify it and include all of the 97+ trucks.
Also, this lists the TSB's involved on the side. It is the grease Ford recommends as the fix:
https://www.fcsdchemicalsandlubrican...tegory=Greases
Also, this lists the TSB's involved on the side. It is the grease Ford recommends as the fix:
https://www.fcsdchemicalsandlubrican...tegory=Greases
#9
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Yea, it's the "clunk" TSB. I haven't watched vidyos posted, but you use brake cleaner medium vap, get everything spotless then apply a very thin coat of teflon grease.
#10
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