Had trouble getting the cap on a new U-joint? We all start somewhere and it's obvious little things create big problems. Not all caps are like this but, keep in mind to look first some do have a needle bearing protector that slides out before use. May not be worth a plug nickel but, this may save someone a lot of frustration.
Wonder how many new "Do it yourself" truck owners...
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@Oxbow Yep new shocks, all 8 airbags, brake shoes, S-cams and bushings, wheel seals, Wheel bearings ( Timken ) , Drums, pinion seals, all brake chambers, rubber brake lines, slack adjusters, all of it is new on the rear
. Be safe out there... it's a jungle lol.
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Yes you are correct, giving air away to escape helps. I always add more with my finger too, Grease is one of the cheapest things you can buy.
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Lol, I've had about everything on the back of the truck apart, and I put anti seize on about everything. Nice when it has to come back apart.
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