I have a 2005 Blazer 2dr.

Rather than goto a garage I'd like to attempt to lube the chassis myself (hard to get away from work during the week)

I found pictures of where to lube the front portion of the chassis on the web but couldn't find anything similar for the rear.

What needs to be lubed in the rear, how many spots are there?

Thanks in advance,

-George K.

I have a 2005 Blazer 2dr.

Rather than goto a garage I'd like to attempt to lube the chassis myself (hard to get away from work during the week)

I found pictures of where to lube the front portion of the chassis on the web but couldn't find anything similar for the rear.

What needs to be lubed in the rear, how many spots are there?

Thanks in advance,

-George K.

I do not think you will find any grease fittings back there.
But always check the rear end oil level and for rear end oil seeps.
If any Cardan double U joints setups on it always grease the center ball with a needle grease gun.
And when greasing it is a good time to check the tire air pressures.
Good luck
MT

when lubing the chassis don't forget to lube the door hinges, latches and hood hinges and latch, something most people and shops overlook these days. i had to change the door pins on the bravada i bought at 188,000 because the previous owner didn't and the drivers door had serious sag problems.