90 degree zerk

[RyanbabZ71]

Ok i lubed the chassis.  Pretty easy (hands are filthy from grease though)

Only 1 i couldnt get to i did 10/11.  Its one thats under the plastic brush guard in the front.  Couldnt get the hose in there.  

What size 90 do i need?  Thread? Metric/standard?  

Thanks

Also guys the one above the tire on the drivers side was very easy to do.  I didnt use the hose for that one.  I had the long metal adapter just manuevered it up in there and got grease in it.

One on the passenger side looks like it is leaking slightly.   Any suggestions?  Dad said just make sure you watch it and keep it full of grease.  

Thanks guys

[Frank S]

Ryan

From what i've found,most thread sizes on automotive applications are the same.

I had the same problem with two of them on mine and just bought a couple of 90's from the parts store and that's what the guy told me there.

[RyanbabZ71]

well my dad is getting it from work.  Problem is they have all different sizes and such that is why i need to know

 

[MountaineerTom]

I put the 90* one on mine too Ryan, and I think it was metric, not positive though.  It was last fall when I did it.

[RyanbabZ71]

I got a bunch of 45's and 90's from my dad.  Havent put it on but they are 6mm

 

[chevy4x4trucks]

I attempted to make get at the one to swap it out with a 90, it failed.  I'm going to try again today by taking off the plastic skid plate and coming from the front of the truck.  It looks like it should be easier.  I'll tell you how it goes.  Keep me posted on what you do for yours.

[RyanbabZ71]

when i greased my truck sunday i took of the front plastic skid plate made things so much easier

Ill probably add the 90 sometime middle sept when i do my next oil change (1K to go).  To busy at the moment with school and labor day coming up