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I don't think it has any. At this price point they're usually non serviceable. I'm sure you've had plenty of trucks with them in the past but this is really just an overgrown cheap "car" with a bed.
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LOL. At ANY price point. Grease zirks in passenger cars and trucks have long been a thing of the past. There might be an outlier here and there. But for the most part everything is sealed now.
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I think the last vehicle I has with grease fittings was a 1991.
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A lot of aftermarket steering and suspension parts have zerk / grease fittings. So if you buy a replacement tie rod end, as an example, you can normally buy one in the aftermarket with a grease fitting if you want that. Most manufacturers use sealed fittings as stated earlier in this thread to reduce maintenance requirements.
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No zerk fittings on Maverick. One of my duties when I was a teen was greasing all the zerk fittings under the motorhome and the Ford Ranchero. Those were the days.
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