Depends on the girth of the shock - I was surprised how little mine took.

I agree with Bonzi Lon. Mine took about 3 ounces to fill just about an inch below gland nut.

Also used some anti-sieze on that there gland nut. Won't need to pay to remove it next time...

Obviously my memory is lacking regarding the quantity :stupid:...all I remember is using a discarded beer bottle to pour the oil in...

I usually push the old grease out of ball joints when I get around to that maintenance on my cars. If your new grease is a different color than the old, you will notice when you "get there". I would leave the grease that is in there for now, its pretty easy access later on when you feel that you need to re-lube, which will probably not be in our life-times!

all I remember is using a discarded beer bottle to pour the oil in...

Recycling at its best.

OldHemi: Just wanted to get some synthetic Mobile 1 in there instead of the petroleum based crap it came with. I will probably settle the front end in then pump out the old in a month or two.

Thanks,

John

Edited March 3, 201016 yr by JohnnyO

I think you all might like to know, that Ed (zpartshouse) also is suspension.com

Chris

Thanks Chris. This is good to know.