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Do we need two types of grease for greasing the chassis? I used two types on my 4Runner for years, would grease every other oil change.

From Google: but I used the same for my 4Runner

For driveshaft universal joints ("spider" or U-joints) and slip yokes, red grease (like Lucas Red 'N' Tacky) is generally preferred for the spider bearings, while moly grease (molybdenum disulfide) is best reserved for sliding slip-yoke splines.

Can anyone confirm?
 
Per manual:
 

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