What Grease Are You Using?

[kapk22]

What kind of grease are you guys using on your Jeeps?

I have new tie rod and drag link ends that need "topped off" and would like to know if any of you can recommend what to use. I am in San Antonio Texas for reference.

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[barrydd]

I would refer to what the manufacturer of the component recommends.

 

[kapk22]

I would refer to what the manufacturer of the component recommends.

copy that, will reach out to them.

I've used marine grease in the past while I was in Oregon. Different rig, area, and components now. Thank you for the reply.

 

[zakaron]

I assume these are aftermarket pieces as I don't recall any zirc fittings on the OEM components. Anyway, years ago I bought the Lucas red 'n' tacky grease to repack CV joints, driveshaft splines and general zirc fitting for ball joints and tie rod ends. I have no complaints with it - and back when I did research on it that seemed to come up with top reviews. It was also readily available at the parts store so I didn't have to special order it.

 

[The Last Cowboy]

I use Lucas Red’n’Tacky or Mystic JT6.

Now I just need to find a grease gun that doesn’t leak when it’s warm to hot outside.

 

[Mudduck]

Red N tacky..... Just like my fiancé.

 

[Dusty Dude]

I use Lucas Red’n’Tacky or Mystic JT6.

Now I just need to find a grease gun that doesn’t leak when it’s warm to hot outside.

I also need a grease gun. Any recommendations?

 

[kapk22]

I also need a grease gun. Any recommendations?

Same,, this is what I am looking at now.

 

[The Last Cowboy]

That looks exactly like my Husky, except mine is red. Leaks out of multiple locations.

 

[kapk22]

That looks exactly like my Husky, except mine is red. Leaks out of multiple locations.

Dangit

 

[The Last Cowboy]

I’m looking at this company. Kinda pricey, but if it never leaks and I can use a full tube of grease then I will consider it.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NCFR1Z...=1&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9kZXRhaWw

 

[Old Jeeper]

What kind of grease are you guys using on your Jeeps?

I have new tie rod and drag link ends that need "topped off" and would like to know if any of you can recommend what to use. I am in San Antonio Texas for reference.

If you are a hardcore wheeler, who sees a lot of terrain, including lots of water, this is about as good as it get. Been using it for over 25 years..

https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/green-grease-synthetic-waterproof-high-temperature-grease-101/7070077-p?product_channel=local&store=9324&adtype=&product_channel=Local&store_code=9324&&&&&msclkid=4190142ce07a1d16c7e471da1bee20a9&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=b_shopping_all_grease/gear_gen_gen_gen_evergreen_eng_aap_us_all&utm_term=4580153136275695&utm_content=Bing_All_Grease & Gear_Grease&gclid=4190142ce07a1d16c7e471da1bee20a9&gclsrc=3p.ds

 

[Bandit59]

Same,, this is what I am looking at now.

No matter the gun get the lock on couplers

 

[J.Ferreira]

I assume these are aftermarket pieces as I don't recall any zirc fittings on the OEM components. Anyway, years ago I bought the Lucas red 'n' tacky grease to repack CV joints, driveshaft splines and general zirc fitting for ball joints and tie rod ends. I have no complaints with it - and back when I did research on it that seemed to come up with top reviews. It was also readily available at the parts store so I didn't have to special order it.

There are no zerk fittings on the stock components of a JL, correct.

 

[kapk22]

I assume these are aftermarket pieces as I don't recall any zirc fittings on the OEM components. Anyway, years ago I bought the Lucas red 'n' tacky grease to repack CV joints, driveshaft splines and general zirc fitting for ball joints and tie rod ends. I have no complaints with it - and back when I did research on it that seemed to come up with top reviews. It was also readily available at the parts store so I didn't have to special order it.

CavFab tie rod and drag link, Metalcloak baller joints.

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