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  1. wngrog

    Adding grease to a birfield without taking it apart

    That is a grease port yes. You can squirt a bit in there from time to time but a properly sealed/built front knuckle does not need it. Keep in mind, unless you are running drive flanges and not hubs any part time Land Cruiser (40/55/60) front axle does not turn unless the hubs are engaged...
  2. wngrog

    Adding grease to a birfield without taking it apart

    I think the OP already has the whole axle and birfield out at this stage. One another note, RCV birfields like I have in my 80 series have a grease zerk on the end which allows you to grease grease them without pulling the axles out.
  3. wngrog

    Adding grease to a birfield without taking it apart

    Push it in by hand. It’s not as scientific as Mud makes it. 25 years I’ve never taken a birfield apart on purpose
  4. wngrog

    Adding grease to a birfield without taking it apart

    Martack. Search it. That said, I pack the whole knuckle cavity with grease. There is enough in there that if there is a bit still in the birf that's a different type it's not gonna matter. Ever
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