How To Repair A Grease Gun?

by | Last updated on January 24, 2024

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The most common cause is an

air lock

. This can be fixed by continuously pumping to see if the air will pump out. Secondly by unscrewing the barrel one turn and continuously pumping, then tightening the barrel when the grease pumps.

What causes a grease gun to stop working?

The most common cause is an

air lock

. This can be fixed by continuously pumping to see if the air will pump out. Secondly by unscrewing the barrel one turn and continuously pumping, then tightening the barrel when the grease pumps.

How do you fix a grease gun?

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How do I know if my grease gun is working?

How do you clean a grease gun?

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How do you put pressure in a grease gun?


Pull the t-pull so the follower rod comes back out of the barrel. While pulling straight down, twist it 1/4-1/2 turn

. You’ll feel it pop down and lock in place. you can now push up on the t-pull and it will be applying pressure to the follower plate and pushing the grease up.

How do you know when your grease gun is empty?

How do you know when a grease fitting is full?

If this is the case, the best tactic is to “feel” the grease into the bearing cavity until

slight resistance or back pressure is felt against the trigger, or lever

, signaling the bearing cavity is now full.

Can you refill grease tubes?

How do you grease your nipples?

Applying the grease


Push the end of the nozzle over the grease nipple and pump the trigger or lever

. The ball inside the grease nipple will compress under the pressure to allow grease to flow. Watch the fitting that you are greasing carefully, as grease will appear as soon as the joint is fully lubricated.

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