Steering column bearing,MFSW fitting

[Robster68]

While my steering wheel is off I’m seeing a bearing there which looks a bit dry,I’ve not got sticky steering or nothing like that,I could probably knock up something on my grease gun to pack it out with grease,sorry about bad photo.
Good idea or not?

 

[colb]

How about filling an inkjet refill syringe with some grease and injecting in there, wouldn't overpack it just enough to lube the race and balls.

 

[Robster68]

How about filling an inkjet refill syringe with some grease and injecting in there, wouldn't overpack it just enough to lube the race and balls.

I ended up spraying some motorcycle chain wax down there for now,steering was a lot smoother,will look at the inkjet syringe when royal’s steering wheel arrives

 

[Robster68]

How about filling an inkjet refill syringe with some grease and injecting in there, wouldn't overpack it just enough to lube the race and balls.

I ended up spraying some motorcycle chain wax down there for now,steering was a lot smoother,will look at the inkjet syringe when royal’s steering wheel arrives

I found a solution for greasing up column bearing
Royals wheel arrived finally and fitted,I couldn’t see a place to plug in the L/H side volume switch black connector hence it’s not illuminated or working the other white connector is plugged in and is illuminated and works ok.
Am I missing something here?Where does the black l/h connector plug into?
Generally I’m well pleased with the new steering wheel and less cluttered kph speedometer.

 

[Robster68]

Black connector goes to left multifunction switch,all fixed now.