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I think you will find that only the rear end is adjustable. That the boot off the front end and boil it in motor oil. It is probably not worn out, just stuck.
Some ball type joints have spring loaded part that keeps zero play and it can get pushed and stick if old or dirty, hard grease etc. Just...
OK that makes a lot more sense but if it is lubed with pressure where does it drain away to? Will that passage carry oil in opposite direction? Sounds like if I do it quickly I will not lose enough oil to matter.
There appears to be a grease fitting on the outside of frame rail behind steering box. I don't see it in any manual and it is too cold out to go looking for where it might go. Help?
Well what about it? Anyone balance their wheels? How is the weight of the CTIS stuff offset on the wheel? I balanced my M-35 wheels and found that it did not matter unless they were more than 16 oz out.
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