New Moog Sway Stab. Link Bar / How to lubricate without gun?
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I have first generation Pilot and I want to change the rear sway bar with the Moog ones which have a zero fitting for lubrification. However I don't have a grease gun and I don't really want to buy one (small apartment, no garage, got too many tools already)... Is there a way to put the lubricants inside those Moog without a grease gun? Would a syringe would do the job? Os is there another way...Just wondering... thank you
I have first generation Pilot and I want to change the rear sway bar with the Moog ones which have a zero fitting for lubrification. However I don't have a grease gun and I don't really want to buy one (small apartment, no garage, got too many tools already)... Is there a way to put the lubricants inside those Moog without a grease gun? Would a syringe would do the job? Os is there another way...Just wondering... thank you
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In your situation, maybe the OEM links would be a better choice. At 290k on your Pilot, I doubt that you'll wear them out, even if that's "only" kilometers. Not much point in keeping a grease gun for one pair of zerks that you'll only do once a year, tops.
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