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Throw Out Bearing Grease Fitting, What's It Grease?
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Throw Out Bearing Grease Fitting, What's It Grease?
There's a grease fitting on the throw out bearing. Had one out today, took the grease gun to it, and the only place grease came out was a small hole in the top. Is it supposed to grease the graphite? Does it come out of the inside or? Thanks Brandon.
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Brian, the grease sets in the cavity behind the graphite and the oil slowly separates from the wax base and seeps into the graphite form the rear. When you grease it yearly you push out the old wax and replace it with fresh grease. As a side note, do not use high temp grease, it does not seperate as easily.
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I fill it with grease, and also wipe a very thin layer over the face, but if you buy the IH bearing rather than aftermarket, wiping it isn't really needed, because they are impregnated with oil already. All the aftermarket ones I've seen were shipped dry.
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They also make a winter weight grease that is thinner than the regular grease (has more oil in it). I have oppened them up in the summer and seen the oil seperating out on top of the tube. It might be a good to use it for that bearing. I usually keep a grease gun with the winter grease for fitting that are hard to grease with the regular grease.
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