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Inner CV boot replacement
I can't say for sure how long it's been torn (in two at this point). 8,400 miles/7 years old, BTW. The tear looks somewhat fresh because the newly exposed edges are "clean". Grease has been flung but not excessive - it tore at the narrowest part of the shaft, not a typical bellows area. The CV joint remains well gooped up.
At any rate, I'm replacing all of the boots. How much of a PITA is it? Any tips or pointers? Thanks in advance. PS - I know you're never done with these cars but I swear I had that feeling for a few weeks :LOL: |
Sorry - duplicate post due to site.
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Assuming this happened now that you have a proper (improved) clutch to transmit more of that torque through the half-shafts? |
Rodney,
I'm also in need of new boots and I've been contemplating using these: https://youtu.be/iLrGNU_t83Y Ted |
Shootnride,
Wrong style of boot but thanks. Interesting product. I wonder how it ages? ACademic, I would assume the shafts would have to twist quite a bit to tear a boot :JEKYLHYDE |
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