New CV Boots for beginners.

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New CV Boots for beginners.

Post by KarlT »

Hi all.

Just put new boots on the front CV's.

It was a learning curve & thought if you (like me) had never seen a CV before this might be of a little help.

First things first.......Get some protection from our summer weather, last thing we want is a case of heat-stroke!!!


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I stripped evrything off....sure there must be an easier way....a manual would of been good.... :oops:

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There's the dirty little bu88er!......


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Dismantled, cleaned...just got to remember how it all goes back together.........Like some sort of executive toy....lovely engineering,even art!....

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All back & ready for new grey grease..........


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What a beauty..... :D ......only three more to do!.... :(


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Post by orcecaveman »

Well done fella! It didn't fall off the jack then :lol:

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Post by KarlT »

:lol: You worry too much! :lol:


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Post by HarryMann »

Ta! Will put that in Wiki Karl, backing up what's there already..

NB. This is for 'early' type lower control arms, later cast ones, I believe cannot be removed like that ...

Anyone got a photo-article on front wheel bearings?

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Post by v-lux »

Mine are the late arms.

I managed to do mine by removing only the top link.
Had to remove the brake caliper to get enough lean on the upright, but it can be done, ..its very tight, but possible.

Will take some pics next time ive got one off

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Post by Aidan »

It didn't fall off the jack then

I noticed the lack of axle stand too :shock:

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Post by andysimpson »

Beaker wrote:
It didn't fall off the jack then

I noticed the lack of axle stand too :shock:

What are they for :lol:

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they are for lending to people.then when you want them back you cant remember who it was you lent them to...

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