Brandon_TA

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I cant find anywhere to grease my car... It looks like there is a fitting on top of the brake caliper, but it is too big for my grease gun, so i guess it isnt one.
the boots that i thought were supposed to hold grease look empty.
i looked in the manual and it says to take it to the dealership, but i;d like to avoid that.
thanks for the help.

felton316

No grease fittings at all. The ones on your caliper are the bleeding screws to bleed brakes. Do not put grease in there! On my 98 the only bushing that I have ever had to grease was the torque arm bushing, but that may be cause I replaced it with a polyurethane bushing.

rushman

I believe from the factory all the grease ports are capped off. You can replace the caps with the correct grease fittings from a parts store. I know the locations are listed in my haynes manual (thats about all the damn thing is worth) .

Danny2tek

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yep what rushman said

1BADFNZ

Yeah i don't remember seeing any.... now i'll have to go and look

ws6dude

the last time I had my car at the dealer, the mechanic showed me there were no grease fittings while my car was on the rack

Rogue Leader

so if theres no grease fittings... what do peole with high mile cars do? wait for the components to fail????

Robzilla

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What are you guys so eager to grease anyways?

santino04

Yeah there are no grease fittings on our cars. Its what they called sealed fittings, I guess that means they never need grease if they are sealed for good. If the componenets do fail replace them all with BMR components ahaha. Good Luck guys