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CV boot frustration
How the heck to you get these buggers on. I think I've already squished all of the grease out of them and still don't have them on. I was told to slide the boots on once they're on the car. Seems almost impossible especially once you get grease on them.
Thanks, Joe Can you sense the frustration. |
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Are you having trouble at the axle or the CV side? Are the half-shafts off, or on the car?
Off the car, I slid new CV boots on each half shaft before I reassembled and greased the CV's.
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They are on the car. I'm only on the first one at the wheel side. Looks like the trans side isn't going to be any easier. I sense I should have done this off the car?
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do it off the car. is a hell lot easier
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Yes - off the car. Without a doubt.
Are you just changing the boots? Most boot kits come with CV grease, I'd clean a repack while you have them off. A little messy, but worth it.
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Took em off the car. The technique is to roll them back kinda like a condom. Now I need some fresh axle gaskets.
Thanks, Joe |
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