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08-28-2008, 08:57 PM
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Chassis Lube Points..
1st Gen has very minimal lube points. Where are the points on 05+ 4x4 Nismo CC. Anyone have a diagram or a site to explain.
Also can anyone suggest a grease?
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06 Red Nismo CC 4X4, AEM BG CAI, Sirius Stiletto 100 with BTLS on Howard 101 playing constantly.. AMSOIL keeping me from playing the Tinman 
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08-28-2008, 09:04 PM
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just because i have an abundance cause my dad's friend works for mobil i use mobil 1 synthetic grease
but i just crawl under and look for zerk fittings and grease em up
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SILVER 05 Nismo Crew Cab (first owner on only 36k) + STILLEN High-Flow Intake + Yellow fogs + TBS need new rear bumper 
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08-28-2008, 09:05 PM
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No Chassis Lube points on stock setups bro, everything is sealed bearings. If you are in a poor weather area its a good idea to put some antiseize behind rotors to make life easy when servicing brakes in future, oh and if you have the metal valve stem caps get rid of em and put plastic ones on. The metal ones with corrode and get seized and taking them of with pliers is not a good idea you can destroy the tire pressure monitors. As for other things some lithium grease in the latches and hinges every so often is good for any vehicle
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