Grease nipple location - 2003 Harley Davidson FXDL Dyna Low Rider

A nipple usually is a grease or oil point - you pump grease or oil in with a grease/oil gun.

The other use of a nipple is as a bleed point - think of your brakes. There's a bleed point - nipple - that you open whilst pumping the brakes to remove air from the system.

on what that would really help, check brakes

Ive highlighted the location of the grease nipple

they are pre greased, no nipples. When I replace the ball joints, i drill a hole, and put my own grease nipple in. That is the diff. between the long warranted ones, and the economy ones, a lousy grease nipple. you may need replacement

You need a grease gun and a tube of grease for your particular vehicle make. You can purchase both at any auto parts store. If you haven't replaced the ball joints since the vehicle was made then you probably wont be able to grease them. Most vehicles come off the line without access. However aftermarket parts have points where you can grease. Take your grease gun and stick the end over the nipple,(sorry can't think of the name for the **** things that you grease into, so Im calling them nipples.) Anyway, pump the gun until grease comes out from the joint and that should do it. Really pretty simple operation provided you have the nipples at the joints already. Hope this helps.

on the motor there should be a grease nipple somewhere locate that un screw it and grease the motor with a grease gun

No I havent seen grease nipples on many newer cars lately. I think the manufacturers have done away with them. Dont try using your grease gun on the brake bleeder valves at any of the wheels. I had one car that the owner tried that on; It was a nightmare.

There may be grease nipples at the upper and lower ball joints and at the outer tie rod ends.If you do not find any it means that they are none serviceable.

There is no grease nipple! The cv's are greased during assembly and the boot holds the grease in. When you buy a new boot the grease comes with it in a package.

Al

Check the area where the fittings should be.The holes may be plugged, you will have to remove the plugs and install grease fittings.
Hope this is of some assistance.
Ed.