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WHERE THE ZERKS ARE ON YOUR FRONT SUSPENSION

I once got asked where the zerks were on the front end of the Jeep, so I took a few pictures.  I just decided why not put them here for anyone else that has a question about where they are.  This is for a stock Jeep.  You may have additional zerks not shown here, or maybe even less for some reason.  The pictures do show the JKS front Adjustable track bar vice the stock one.  The stock bar has a grease fitting in the exact same location.  I also have JKS Quicker Disconnects that have 2 grease fittings each.  I have arrows pointing at the main grease fittings.

I checked with the dealership on how often you should grease these.  I did find out that they don't grease them as often as the owners manual says.  Concerns being that if you over grease and blow the seal on the boots, then you will open them up to getting dirt and debris in there causing a failure.  Eyeballing the boots can give you some indications on whether you need to grease or not.  If the boot is puffy and firm it is probably full of grease.  You will need to use your own determination.  I generally give each zerk a single pump every oil change.

Passenger side Zerks Center Zerk Fittings Driverside Zerk Fittings
Passenger Side Center Driverside
  This page last updated: 16-Apr-2008

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