Do-It yourself maintenance

crowbar47032

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Moores Hill, Indiana (Close to Cincinnati)

Oct 15, 2007

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• Oct 15, 2007

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I changed the oil myself over the weekend in my 06 GT (still stock, damnit ). On my other vehicles when I do this, I also grease the various front end joints and moving parts. However, I couldn't find any grease fittings on the mustang. Is everything on this car sealed bearings, or do I need to go back and look harder for grease fittings? Thanks.

 

DarkFireGT

Playing with my wife's really makes me want one.

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East Moline, IL

Oct 15, 2007

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• Oct 15, 2007

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As far as I know, there's no zerks on the stock suspension parts.

 

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ARTTII

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Detroit, MI

Oct 15, 2007

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• Oct 15, 2007

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wow moving SUSPENSION parts w/o grease zerks? talk about a bold move

I will take a look at my '07 this weekend, I plan to rotate the tires...

 

SpartaPerformance

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Long Island NY

Oct 15, 2007

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• Oct 15, 2007

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Cars have had self-sealed tie rods and ball joints from factory for like 10yrs maybe more....all manufacturers, however it's always a good idea to peek under your car once and a while.

 

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ARTTII

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Detroit, MI

Oct 16, 2007

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• Oct 16, 2007

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guess I learned something new today I'm used to working on my '65 Mustang...