Lube Chart?

[Grady_Wilson]

Back in the 80's, when I worked in construction, all of our equipment had lube charts so we could service them as needed.
A lube chart has all of the lubrication points along with the type of fluid/lube needed and the intervals for each service.
The owner's manuals of my antique cars also included this information.

Is a similar document available for the GMT900s?

I've crawled all over the underside of mine but I want to make sure I am not missing any lube points or using the wrong fluids / lube for my Yukon.

 

[blondie70]

I wonder about mine also. I only know of 2 zerks on mine....two outside tierod ends.

 

[intheburbs]

I know the 2500s are different, but on my 2500 I have 11 zerks. 4 tie rod joints, 4 ball joints, and three steering joints. They're a PITA, and frankly I'm getting too old for this sh*t and have the Jiffy Lube guys do it.

 

[swathdiver]

I made one in Excel.

 

[Fless]

Because some (read: many) OE parts don't have zerks, and some aftermarket parts do, it's worth a careful inspection to see what's available on yours to grease.

 

[Grady_Wilson]

Because some (read: many) OE parts don't have zerks, and some aftermarket parts do, it's worth a careful inspection to see what's available on yours to grease.

I've crawled all over the underside and greased what I could find, but I wanted to make sure I am not missing anything.

Also, since the OEM U-joints are not greaseable, I am going to swap them out for some Moog or Spicer units that can be greased.
I have also been looking into sway bar end links that are greaseable.