There is only one, it is in the middle of the double cardan joint on the transfer case side. It is very hard to find with out removing the drive shaft.
There are a total of 5 grease fittings 3 on the rear drive shaft and 2 on the front drive shaft (4x4model)
all the ball joints are self lubricated, meaning no grease fittings, you cannot grease them or the steering joints, you can grease the front and back u joints on the drive shafts,but that is all.
There is 11 grease fittings in the front end parts. You have 1 fitting in the front driveshaft, could have 1 in each u-joint. There may be fittings in the rear drive shaft too. There is 11 in the front Suspension for sure, and that is not counting the driveshafts.
yes
The front drive shaft did not have any grease zerks from the factory.
None.
Where are the grease fittings on a Chrysler 300 front end
You don't as there are no grease fittings. They are sealed and greased for life.
Well I had a grease fitting for a Chrysler 300 on the front end
Depending on year, it came with 11 or 2 or 4 or 8 or 0. Repairs to front end and/or driveshafts may have added additional grease fittings.
2 fittings for the upper front a-arms 1 fitting for the lower steering post (depending on model year) 2 fittings for the lower front ball joints 2 fittings for the tie rod ends (depending on model year) 2 fittings on the front universal joints on front half shafts 1 fitting on front drive shaft universal joint 1 fitting on mid drive shaft universal joint 1 fitting on expansion sleeve for mid drive shaft 4 fittings on upper a-arms in rear 4 fittings on lower a-arms in rear 2 fittings on sway bar in rear You may want to check into a clymer manual, or even an owners manual that shows pictures in detail where each of these fittings are.
Front ball joints, tie rods, drag links, trac bar, front drive shaft, and possibly at the u-joints.