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Old 14-05-16, 22:55
Bob Carriere Bob Carriere is offline
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Default It's there in your pictures.

Clean up the old grease and you will find a small pipe plug..... take it out and temporarily replace with a grease fitting and start pumping....... don't over do it or it will sh*t all over as soon as it gets hot while driving. I would not give it more than 1/4 grease tube if you are doing it regularly.

HAve fun.....

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Do not forget to remove the grease fitting and replace the plug when finished
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