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Old 10-10-2005, 10:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Part # for grease?

Does anyone have the Ford part # for the teflon grease that is used for the slip yoke on the the rear drive shaft? I have used it on both my truck and it fixed the driveline clunk. I do not have any more and need to help a buddy with his. Thanks.
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Re: Part # for grease?

Are you talking about PTFE ?

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Re: Part # for grease?

That looks like it. I had the bigger can. I had just enough to do the driveshaft on my X. Is this stuff available at the dealer? And does it contain teflon or something like that? I guess the smaller tube would be enough for one driveshaft. Correct?
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Re: Part # for grease?

Driveshaft spline lube
D2AZ-19590-A for 1 lb.
XG-8 for 3 oz. (probably enough for the lifetime of one truck)
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