ne max

iTrader: (4)

I have a 98 maxima and want to lubricate the chassis with some grease, but i don't know at which points to lubricate. I know i need a grease gun & grease, but i have no idea where to point it at under the car. I have a Haynes manual but it didn't answer my question either. Can anyone help?

Zero Deuce SE

You don't have anything to lubricate with a grease gun under your car. All tie rods and ball joints are lubed for life.

ne max

iTrader: (4)

Really? Just out of curiosity, why is considered a regular maintainence task in some cars but not ours?

silvermax2k2

iTrader: (1)

We have special cars.

ne max

iTrader: (4)

Yes of course i know we have speacial cars, but i still want to know why !

Zero Deuce SE

Would you rather have parts that require lube that don't last as long as the lubed for life parts? IMHO it's just the way they are designed and they work well so why mess with it? People that do put grease in steering/suspension parts sometimes over grease them and create entry poins for dirt and water.

mzmtg

iTrader: (11)

Why? Because the car doesnt have any chassis points that are designed to need regular lubrication.

ne max

iTrader: (4)

I definitely appreciate the fact that our cars have a higher quality of design. I just assumed that all cars were designed similarly and therefore needed similar maintainence. Thanks for explaining it to me and being patient with my lack of knowledge of car design.