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Greasing M2/112 FREIGHTLINER BUSINESS CLASS CHASSIS.

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Sand-dog

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Location
Monterey Bay and Palm Desert
RV Year
2020
RV Make
Dynaquest
RV Model
XL 3801
RV Length
40’
Chassis
M2-112
Engine
Cummins L9 - 450Hp 1250 Tq
TOW/TOAD
Jeep Mojave - JT
Hello hoping I can get a little guidance. I service my own freightliner chassis over the years. I’m told that there’s 24 to 26 zirk fittings. I have only been able to find 20. The thrust bearings to the S cams, all joints and ?, does anybody have any ideas where the other possible ones could be? 😎😎
 
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The number could vary. Most late model rigs have non greaseable steering linkage and king pins. From there going back, check the steering column. If it has u-joints they are probably non serviceable. The spline slip joint should have a grease point. There should be at least two zirks on each brake. One on the S cam and one on the tube holding the actuation rod. Make sure u joints do or don't have zirks. Check the carrier bearing(s). I am assuming air ride so there shouldn't be anything on the suspension. Every time you roll under keep looking for more.
 
The number could vary. Most late model rigs have non greaseable steering linkage and king pins. From there going back, check the steering column. If it has u-joints they are probably non serviceable. The spline slip joint should have a grease point. There should be at least two zirks on each brake. One on the S cam and one on the tube holding the actuation rod. Make sure u joints do or don't have zirks. Check the carrier bearing(s). I am assuming air ride so there shouldn't be anything on the suspension. Every time you roll under keep looking for more.
Hey Jimmy, thanks for the reply. My driveshaft slip joint is sealed with the plastic collar. I’ve never been able to find a Zirk. My driveshaft alone has 4 U-joints with Zirks and as for the steering column you’re correct they are non-serviceable. Looks like you answered my question. Thank you.
 

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