thanks all for the info on the super tech white grease, a couple blasts on the coupling and had a good coating, the rear spline had a nice coating of grease, but the front splines were dry as a bone. following fergys write up, put a good coating on front spline, and by the way, the shaft will slip off, i was expecting it...thanks fergy..slipped it right back on. wipped the rear splines clean and reapplied moly 60 and put a couple teaspoons in coupling per fergys instructions. had a little trouble getting final drive,and wheel back on,just keep working it and they will slip in place. put the brake and shocks on and the job was done. 2 hrs start to finish. next time it will be much faster, i know what to what for.

thanks agian to fergy for the write up. made the job simple.

Way to go now your ready to go for another 8000, to 10,000 miles until you have to do it again. Well until maybe a tire change in between that. Have some good riding until then.

I'm having trouble finding information about spline lubrication on this forum and in my service manual. Can you direct some links or advice my way?

I'm having trouble finding information about spline lubrication on this forum

Seriously?

I'm having trouble finding information about spline lubrication on this forum and in my service manual. Can you direct some links or advice my way?

Look in fergy's signature. There is a link with pictures. Spline lube is not an uncommon thread on this forum.

Look in fergy's signature. There is a link with pictures. Spline lube is not an uncommon thread on this forum.

thats where i got them, step by step procedure. very simple job. i even printed them out, and had them next to me while i did the job. i was looking at the constitly.

I pasted fergy's signature under this post so you can have the link! :)

Nice work on the spline lube job cm4cm5!