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DIY: Inner CV boot replacement

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Rodger Member

Rodger

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Sorry, the author of this DIY has removed it from the site.

This is the support topic for the DIY Tutorial. Please post here if you have any questions or feedback.

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986Rick Member

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What happened to the original post?

Good question...I was hoping to make use of a few of a few of these DIYs, too :/

I need to redo one of my rear CV boots, Engine mount, and now, it would seem, MAF and pre-cat O2 sensor.

Fun! :)

-R.

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Did anyone keep a copy of this post? It was a pretty decent writeup and now that I need replace a boot it would have been extremely handy.

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mattatk Member

mattatk

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Yes me also, I'd love to read the article & also ask for any recommendations on CV joint grease choice?

Thanks in advance

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mattatk

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Just did the job using Pelican Parts guide, not too difficult.

I tried for ages to get the bearing off the shaft but there isn't enough room unless you drop the sway bar & cat converter.

Used Swepco 101 grease.

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