Torn CV Boots
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Torn CV Boots
I need some big help with this.
Today I realized my CV boots were torn, and they've been broken for quite some time cuz the grease was all over the axle and brakes and they had all sorts of crap in them.
I'm going to order some brand new CV boots from an Acura dealership, so can anyone help me out with how difficult they are to replace? And what I need to take off? Thanks.
Today I realized my CV boots were torn, and they've been broken for quite some time cuz the grease was all over the axle and brakes and they had all sorts of crap in them.
I'm going to order some brand new CV boots from an Acura dealership, so can anyone help me out with how difficult they are to replace? And what I need to take off? Thanks.
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if they've been busted for "quite some time," you're probably going to want to replace more than just the boot dood. if all the grease is gone, your joint is grinding on itself. that means replacement! I've been riding on busted joints for tooooo long.
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Originally Posted by esoterikpunk
I need some big help with this.
Today I realized my CV boots were torn, and they've been broken for quite some time cuz the grease was all over the axle and brakes and they had all sorts of crap in them.
I'm going to order some brand new CV boots from an Acura dealership, so can anyone help me out with how difficult they are to replace? And what I need to take off? Thanks.
Today I realized my CV boots were torn, and they've been broken for quite some time cuz the grease was all over the axle and brakes and they had all sorts of crap in them.
I'm going to order some brand new CV boots from an Acura dealership, so can anyone help me out with how difficult they are to replace? And what I need to take off? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by shnee420
if they've been busted for "quite some time," you're probably going to want to replace more than just the boot dood. if all the grease is gone, your joint is grinding on itself. that means replacement! I've been riding on busted joints for tooooo long.
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