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I imagine the answer is "yes," but does anyone know if the this grease from Amsoil will be good for both the u-joints and slip yokes? I buy a bunch of stuff from Amsoil and if this is just as good (or better) than anything else out there for this purpose, I figure I'd like to stick with Amsoil.
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well on my 2014 i dont think i personally asked them to grease them ever. not sure if they did it on thier own or not but i had it for 120k miles and never thought of them.
 

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I imagine the answer is "yes," but does anyone know if the this grease from Amsoil will be good for both the u-joints and slip yokes? I buy a bunch of stuff from Amsoil and if this is just as good (or better) than anything else out there for this purpose, I figure I'd like to stick with Amsoil.
"Heavily fortified with moly for maximum wear protection."

No, the moly content would negatively affect the little needle bearings in the u-joints. You need the plain, non-moly stuff in the u-joints/spiders.

Any grease is better than old grease, and you don't need anything more fancy than the $6-8 red & tacky stuff every 10k mi.
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