[evocrazy]

Is it just me or are there no grease points on a Liberty?

[richm20]

I dont believe they have any, but that's only from a quick google search. I'm curious to find out, this is something I would like to add to my "to do" list in another thread.

[evocrazy]

well I just crawled underneath my wifes Liberty and found absolutely zero! Scatch that one off your list. Can't say that I haven't been thinking I am going blind though!

[tjkj2002]

No grease zerks on a stock KJ.

[richm20]

Noting I hate more then "lifetime" parts

[95BadBoy]

Originally Posted by richm20

Noting I hate more then "lifetime" parts

That wouldn't be because they don't even last a quarter of a lifetime would it.

You can get greasable lower ball joints though, and uppers if you are willing to replace the arms.

[yellocoyote]

Originally Posted by 95BadBoy

You can get greasable lower ball joints though, and uppers if you are willing to replace the arms.

Well worth the effort and money if you plan on keeping the kj awhile, IMO.

[Clockworkorange]

There is an easy way to grease the ball joints and tie rod ends.

Go to your local parts supply store ( Canadian tire, Partsource, Napa)
and ask for a needle greaser. It looks like a grease nipple with a hypodermic needle on the end.

Insert it into your grease gun and pierce the boot of the part you want to grease and pump away.

We have used one of these for years in our family

[dcxman]

Originally Posted by Clockworkorange

There is an easy way to grease the ball joints and tie rod ends.

Go to your local parts supply store ( Canadian tire, Partsource, Napa)
and ask for a needle greaser. It looks like a grease nipple with a hypodermic needle on the end.

Insert it into your grease gun and pierce the boot of the part you want to grease and pump away.

We have used one of these for years in our family

Better than nothing. But it doesn't get in into the working parts as well as a zerk.