Grease
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Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Albany, NY
I'd only reccomend Synthetic grease with a high melting point.
Not sure what year you got, but most of the newer trucks have non greasable fittings.
You can use the same grease for all if you have greasable joints.
Not sure what year you got, but most of the newer trucks have non greasable fittings.
You can use the same grease for all if you have greasable joints.
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Joined: Mar 2009
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From: South GA
Well i assume you have aftermarket BJs or a 2500 because the 1500 BJ has no fittings. In fact there are no fittings on anything for a 1500 with OEM parts. Only aftermarket parts have fittings.
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From: Guerneville CA
I'd only reccomend Synthetic grease with a high melting point.
Not sure what year you got, but most of the newer trucks have non greasable fittings.
You can use the same grease for all if you have greasable joints.
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Not sure what year you got, but most of the newer trucks have non greasable fittings.
You can use the same grease for all if you have greasable joints.
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