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CV boots need replacement, how hard?

My wife's 2002 Boxster has two torn CV boots and two on the way, how hard a job is this project? Any tips or insight please! Thanks Lenny

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I found this in Wayne's Tech Articles.
Pelican Technical Article: Replacing Boxster CV Joints and Boots / Axle Replacement - 986 / 987
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Thanks Randy thats what I was looking for, I guess if I order the boot kit I will also grab Waynes new 101 book.
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Fabspeed Exhaust/Cat bypass
MSDS Inc. intake/Clewetts
Euro pistons and cylinders.
2002 Boxster Artic Silver/Wifes ride.
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CV boots need replacement, how hard?

I'm definitely an amateur mechanic but it was still a fairly easy task.
My biggest difficulty was the geometry, trying to get the inner bearing off the driveshaft. I didn't drop the exhaust & ended up twisting the bearing off the shaft which led to the bearings falling out!!! Having said that it was pretty easy to reload the bearings after cleaning & regreasing it.
Have a look yourself, but you may have to drop part of the exhaust "plumbing".
Have fun!
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