Got this email from my brother...
'can you ask on your forum(s) if anybody knows if a 1993 maxima se would have grease fittings, how many, where... thanks'
1993 Maxima SE grease fittings?
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Ghettokracker71
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ricebike wrote:um, guessing like other FWD cars.... little as zero, max to 4...
just check lower ball joint & outer tie rod ends... some aftermarket units (if it was relplaced w/ MOOG for example) will have those zerk fittings...
OEM did away w/ them for some reason recently=sux
Appreciate the reply! My brother asked me since I'm a nissan guy,but I'm into the S-chassis I don't know maximas very well yet.
Personally I'm glad my S-chassis doesn't have grease fittings,less work for me:icesangel
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ricebike
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no prob,
but, I like the grease fittings... I had to replace my outer tie rod ends because the grease was depleted, then the boots was torn, then wobbling steering wheel... arg, replaced them w/ aftermarkets & just add grease @ least once a year...
lower ball joints are showing signs of grease depletion, but i found a tool that looks like a needle to inject more grease into them, thus prolonging their life!
but, I like the grease fittings... I had to replace my outer tie rod ends because the grease was depleted, then the boots was torn, then wobbling steering wheel... arg, replaced them w/ aftermarkets & just add grease @ least once a year...
lower ball joints are showing signs of grease depletion, but i found a tool that looks like a needle to inject more grease into them, thus prolonging their life!