Reply to "Half-shaft / Suspension grease/ lube"

richardtMember

George, I recently rebuilt the uprights and found that the lower shaft was rusted and had water mixed with the grease. I put in new bearings and shaft and coated the whole assembly with heavy duty water proof grease. I was going to use the same on the half shafts. Is this the best way to go or do you recommend regular grease? I don't know where the moisture came from, it may have been there when I bought the car. I live in a cold climate and was wondering if it is condensation.
Richard

8/11/067:48 AM

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