Front prop shaft slinging grease on catalytic converter
I installed a Tom Woods front prop shaft a while back, and constantly have a burnt grease smell from the grease slinging all over the exhaust and catalytic converter. Is there a heat shield that people use, or am I just using too much grease?
I tried several other search parameters, but didn’t find anything grease related. This was the closest thread I could find. If anyone has experienced anything similar, I’m all ears. https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...veshaft-97936/
I have the same issue after greasing the driveshaft, but I clean around the u-joints thoroughly. Then it throws some residues only. It smokes and smells a little bit and it's gone after the first couple hundred miles.
First few times I greased I did it on/under the truck and it was hard to get enough of the greaase off. Last time I took the shaft off and put it on a table to clean up as much of the grease as I could, hard to get a the shop towl in all of the crevices but it worked well enough that I didnt get much hot grease smell.
To clean off the slung grease I used spray decreser and a pressure washer. (not on the shaft, when truck was cool)
To clean off the slung grease I used spray decreser and a pressure washer. (not on the shaft, when truck was cool)
First few times I greased I did it on/under the truck and it was hard to get enough of the greaase off. Last time I took the shaft off and put it on a table to clean up as much of the grease as I could, hard to get a the shop towl in all of the crevices but it worked well enough that I didnt get much hot grease smell.
To clean off the slung grease I used spray decreser and a pressure washer. (not on the shaft, when truck was cool)
To clean off the slung grease I used spray decreser and a pressure washer. (not on the shaft, when truck was cool)
Also apologies for the slung grease on there haha. It's proof at least that I greased it all. the. time. lol
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