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tonyredshoesOct-20-03 04:46 PM
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#20639, "CV Boot Pics (Questions too!)"
Oct-20-03 04:49 PM by tonyredshoes



          

So yea, I'm thinking I need to replace my CV Boot. That's a lot of greese don't you think? Also, I'm guessing I should inspect the CV joint and possibly just get a remanufactured axel? The boot is torn too.






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RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!), teamAggressive, Oct-20-03 05:25 PM, #1
RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!), run4cvr, Oct-20-03 05:31 PM, #2
      RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!), Semperboost, Oct-21-03 05:16 PM, #3
           RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!), tonyredshoes, Oct-22-03 10:03 AM, #4
                RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!), Teametx, Oct-22-03 10:48 AM, #5
                     RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!), tonyredshoes, Oct-22-03 05:15 PM, #6
                          RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!), Jason_99ozGS, Oct-25-03 08:13 PM, #7
                          RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!), tonyredshoes, Nov-01-03 07:30 AM, #8
                          RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!), Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Nov-01-03 11:22 PM, #9
                               RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!), tonyredshoes, Nov-02-03 05:18 AM, #10

teamAggressiveOct-20-03 05:25 PM
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#20641, "RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!)"
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run4cvrOct-20-03 05:31 PM
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#20642, "RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!)"
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You could go to ^^^ I picked up my replacement axles at Checker. I think i paid like $120 w/ core charge.

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SemperboostOct-21-03 05:16 PM
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#20647, "RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!)"
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I'd replace the whole axle it is so much easier than replacing the whole boot and all the grease, it's just not worth the effort. Your axle probably was contaminated with dirt and sand and later down the road your joint could pop off.
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tonyredshoesOct-22-03 10:03 AM
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#20654, "RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!)"
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Oct-22-03 10:05 AM by tonyredshoes



          

Hmm.. this is strange. Today when I started my car it made the same noise, but at idle! I did not even take my parking brake off and it was making the noise a lot in neutral! Is this still the CV joint? But how could it be, your not moving? My understanding is that CV joints are seperate from the rotation of the motor. CV = constant velocity = no acceleration. So taking into account they are independent of one another, why would the CV joint make any noise when not moving since it is independent of the engine?

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#20661, "RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!)"
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It wouldn't and It will not. You have another problem also my friend! :o

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tonyredshoesOct-22-03 05:15 PM
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#20670, "RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!)"
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Points for you if you have any ideas on what it could be? It comes from the drivers side but the sound is really hard to describe.

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#20700, "RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!)"
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Anyone with any ideas on this? Let us know so we can check it out emoji

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tonyredshoesNov-01-03 07:30 AM
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#20820, "RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!)"
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Bump?

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#20839, "RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!)"
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Originally posted by tonyredshoes
It comes from the drivers side but the sound is really hard to describe.



Does it sound like "crishcrishcrishcrishcrich" ? A dry, metallic hiss that goes away when you push the clutch in? That would be the clutch throwout bearing. My advice: Ignore it. It's noisy, it sounds like ass, i know - It's not going to hurt anything for tens of thousands of miles. Any clutch replacement comes with a new TO bearing, just replace it then, while you are there.

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#20844, "RE: CV Boot Pics (Questions too!)"
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Nov-02-03 05:22 AM by tonyredshoes



          

Yes - But not always. At idle it will stop when I push the clutch in and start when I let it out. If I'm rolling and like let's say in 1st gear and it starts, when I push the clutch in it doesn't stop all the time. The sound is what you described though.

I gave you points since you looked like you needed a few more. emoji

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