Re: Ripped CV boot

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Terrible Tom wrote:
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> I'm curious? what did this jack-o say needed to be fixed?

I think he was saying basically the same thing that you did: change the
whole CV axle, don't just put a new boot on. I wasn't really listening,
because I knew that this list knows a lot more than the cashier guy at
Canadian Tire.

Would there be any reason to replace both sides at the same time to keep
them the same age? I have a feeling the left side might be bad anyway,
there was a similar amount of grease on that side a while back. But I
haven't gotten around to really inspecting either side.

Thanks.

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