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2000+ Grease (zerk) joint locations

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Old Feb 11, 2007 | 04:34 PM
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Hi All,

While I was completing the oil change on my Aurora at 10pm last night, I wanted to also grease all the joints underneath like any responsible owner would do. However, in my limited view of the underneath, I couldn't find any!

Are there any grease joints on the 2000+ cars? (Note that Aurora and Bonne share the same chassis so thats why I'm asking here).

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Old Feb 11, 2007 | 06:12 PM
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I don't think there are any.
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The tie-rods and balljoints that come from the factory are permanently sealed, i.e. no grease zerts. However, when you replace the balljoints and tie-rods, some aftermarket ones come with the grease zerts.
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Originally Posted by Custom88
I don't think there are any.
Thanks Dan!
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Originally Posted by BoneZ
The tie-rods and balljoints that come from the factory are permanently sealed, i.e. no grease zerts. However, when you replace the balljoints and tie-rods, some aftermarket ones come with the grease zerts.
Thanks Matt, thats good to know. If you google zert and zerk, you get similar results. I think the names are synonomous with each other. Thanks for the response.
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