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Tranny Frank 08-21-2009, 12:43 PM I have seen posts on the subject of lube for the enclosed knuckle differential that indicate theres a "one time grease" for the frt knuckle. Is this the case? and if so could I put this grease in a Toyota or a old school domestic rig ? That would be great because I do not particulialy enjoy packing wheel bearings if I could just put some lube in thier that lasts. Tranny Frank 08-21-2009, 02:11 PM One Shot Swivel Grease STC3435S New one shot swivel grease for inside the swivel housing for all Landrover vehicles. Part Number: STC3435S is this It? can anybody elaborate on what this is exactly. Kyle_T 08-21-2009, 02:36 PM its not one time, just one shot, meaning that the package is easy to dump in there in one shot... Barnes 4wd 08-21-2009, 02:43 PM its not one time, just one shot, meaning that the package is easy to dump in there in one shot... x2 Tranny Frank 08-21-2009, 02:53 PM Okay can you tell me anymore? what type of lube? what type base? is it what rover initially fills them with? would it be almost fliud like? have the consistancy of sryup or cold molasis. a goop if you will. if so its probrobly a sodium based #0 lube in yankee terms revor 08-21-2009, 02:55 PM Just fill the ball half way with 90wt. Helps you determine the condition of your swivel seals. Tranny Frank 08-21-2009, 03:39 PM Body, Interior & Misc.: STRUCTURE:BODY Service Bulletin Number: 600197 NHTSA Number: 602375 Model Years Affected: 1994, 1995, 1997 Date of Bulletin: 10/1998 Bulletin Summary: FRONT SWIVEL SEAL REPLACEMENT AND GREASE FILL. can anybody find out more about the service bulletin this is all I can come up with but I would like to know what it is about PTSchram 08-21-2009, 04:25 PM can anybody find out more about the service bulletin this is all I can come up with but I would like to know what it is about It was done to get Soccer moms to quit bitching about grease stains on their driveways. I seriously doubt that anyone who is a regular of this forum is user, nor proponent of its use. Lazy people who do not maintain their vehicles use one-shot grease. The rest of us buy 90 wt in five-gallon pails of 55-gallon drums. BigBlueToy 08-21-2009, 05:03 PM It was done to get Soccer moms to quit bitching about grease stains on their driveways. I seriously doubt that anyone who is a regular of this forum is user, nor proponent of its use. Lazy people who do not maintain their vehicles use one-shot grease. The rest of us buy 90 wt in five-gallon pails of 55-gallon drums. And 10w40 in pails. the leaks prevent neglect, you have to fill and inspect things regularly when they leak. Tranny Frank 08-21-2009, 09:24 PM Front Aksel Swivel Fett "One-Shot" GENUINE Swivel Housing Grease. A semi-fluid grease which lubricates drive shaft joints, swivel pins, housing seals and protects the swivel spheres. Reinforced with solid lubricants, highly resistant to water & salt corrossion. Provides better lubrication than EP90 oil when driving, less leaks while standing. One shot packet gives "filled for life" protection. The price is for one packet and is enough for one swivel. Pris: kr 140,00 kr 175,00 Inkl. mva heres a ad from some out fit in astrailia better than 90wt oil? less leaks! filled for life! you guys should tell the Toyota boys theres a better way to go than packing them full of regular wheel bearing grease. it is a one time grease! My1stNiceJeep 08-21-2009, 11:05 PM Read the rest of his posts Hes a spammer hoggyn 08-22-2009, 04:25 AM Read the rest of his posts Hes a spammer I wonder if his moniker reflects a past gender change. evilfij 08-22-2009, 05:58 AM I like the one shot grease. But I don't use it in anything I take wading. Antichrist 08-22-2009, 06:19 AM I don't know what he is. He wants to use One-shot in wheel bearings, not swivel housings. It's not even made for wheel bearings and would probably break down rapidly. Kyle_T 08-22-2009, 06:45 AM dont the yota guys mix 90wt and grease in the swivels? gregolma 08-22-2009, 08:37 AM In the past, some people were advocating using a a grease sold at John Deere dealers called "Corn Head" grease. It seems to be the same stuff and comes in a similar style package and is much cheaper. KevinNY 08-23-2009, 09:28 PM I've been down this road already re: use in Toyota swivels. It won't work, believe it or not rover swivels actually have better seals that will hold oil. You still need to pack toyota LC birfs. Antichrist 08-24-2009, 02:56 AM The OP wasn't asking about using it in swivels, he wants to use it in wheel bearings.if so could I put this grease in a Toyota or a old school domestic rig ? That would be great because I do not particulialy enjoy packing wheel bearings winn 08-26-2009, 06:43 AM The grease they use in Snapper lawnmower transmissions is also about the same stuff....but I agree with the rest....stick with 90 wt.....if you're leaking too bad, seals aren't that expensive, just cut 'em and put them on with the cut at the top and use some good ultra black rtv to seal the cut....only takes about 10 minutes per side.... Antichrist 08-26-2009, 08:53 AM I give up. muskyman 08-27-2009, 08:24 AM hey thought I would share... I have used one shot I have used 90weight, 140wt yada yada yada. what i have been using of late is high performance CV grease from napa. CV Joint Grease, 4.0 oz Packet Front Part: CVB 6863000 Product Line: NAPA high performance CV grease Price Unit : : 2.29 Each the stuff comes in handy pouches that dont pop in a trail pack and they also allow you to squeeze it in through the knuckle hole if you like. I hand pack the CV with it before install and then add one pack through the fill hole and call it a day. I havent had any leakage at all with it and when you open the swivel there is alot less mess. Antichrist 08-27-2009, 12:22 PM Yeah Thom, but we all know you're just a soccer dad who complains about grease spots on your driveway. | |