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'79 928 Euro 5 Speed
 
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'79 rear CV boot and grease replacement

Just a few pics. Not a difficult job, just one of the messiest you will ever perform on this car! One of the most disappointing parts of the kit is that the clamp provided in the kit does not clamp down tight enough. I had to shim the kit 5 years ago and I had to shim these. Other than making sure you note the orientation of the components, not a bad job. Hopefully wont have to repeat this for another 5!

Typical torn boot. All four in the rear were torn. I had replaced the passenger side boots a almost exactly 5 years ago and they really didn't lats as long as I would have liked.



Time to dig in!




Ground zero - some times it seems that there are just not enough rags in the word for this job!


All clean


Noted some wear


Ready for packing


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'79 928 Euro 5 Speed
 
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Packed and read for assembly


Clamping the boot - some shims I had to use, a wire tie and the old clamp seem to be just enough to get it nice and tight. I know, not very professional but worked!


Ready for re-install


Installed

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'86 Porsche 944, '04 BMW Z4
'77 Fiat Spider 124,'07 Chevy Suburban LTZ
'83 Jeep CJ7, '06 Harley Sportster
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Been there, done that, hated every second of cleaning and rebuilding mine. The boots are what gave me the most headaches.
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Thank you for posting as I'll have to do mine at some point. Maybe I'll just send you mine, a box of rags, and $20! ��

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