While MOOG greaseable parts come greased from the factory, they should also be greased at the time of installation to fill the dust boot and lubricate the interface between the boot and mating part.
How do you grease a MOOG?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFO5KYoCN6I
Are MOOG tie rods pre greased?
They are pre greased. however my B14 moog ball joints have a grease fitting. Ya, both the ball joint and the tie rods have a zerk fitting for grease.Sep 10, 2009
Do MOOG U-joints come pre greased?
Installation Procedure (Con't) NOTE: The u-joint must be greased prior to installation. There is only enough grease in a new MOOG u-joint to keep the needles in place during assembly, which is not sufficient for operational lubrication.
Do U-joints have grease Zerks?
Get longer life and lower maintenance costs for your universal joint with two lubrication options. ... Quality sealed U-Joints can be significantly stronger and more durable than greasable u-joints are since they don't have hollow grease channels running through them from the Zerk out to the each of the four bearings.Feb 26, 2018
How do I know what size U joint I need?
You measure from the outer side of the lock ring groove side to side. This gives you the width of the joint lock. You still need to measure the overall width of the joint to make sure it is compatible with the bolt-on yoke.Mar 16, 2017
What is the difference between a 1310 and 1350 U joint?
Size and strength. The 1310 series joint is what you would expect to find stock in most Jeep or small trucks. A 1350 series joint/shaft is what you might find in many full size trucks. While it's not 100% accurate, you could say that a 1310 is a "half ton" joint and a 1350 is a "one ton joint".
What is the difference between 1330 and 1350 U joint?
U-joint sizes are classified by a series number. Each series has a very specific cap diameter and overall joint width. ... The 1330 to 1350 U Joint cross width is 3.625 (3 5/8”) on both sides, while the cap diameters are different. 1 1/16″ on the 1330 side and 1 3/16″ on the 1350 side.
What is the difference between a 1350 and 1410 U joint?
1350 joints are found in 1-ton trucks and use the wider body of the 1330 joint but with larger trunnions and caps. 1410 joints use a wider body but the same-size caps as a 1350 joint, making them perfect for high-horsepower, high-angle applications. ... The two joints split the angle, allowing for greater angularity.Jun 1, 2013
Are you supposed to grease U joints?
The goal of greasing your U-Joints is to keep clean grease around the needle bearings. Proactively eliminating the possibility of metal-to-metal grinding wearing them out. A good rule of thumb is to grease them at every oil change.Feb 26, 2018