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Left side CV boot torn...grease all over the insides of my wheel S70 1998

posted by  TimeToBakeTheDonuts on  Fri Sep 8 16:23 CST 2006
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Hmm, hosed again. Figured buying OEM was the way to go - big mistake. When I pointed out they replaced the link last year the mechanic at the indie shop even said "I'm not happy with the quality of the links we have been putting in." Unfortunately he isn't the owner of the shop. I was thinking about it today - they are very thin, and the ends look pretty small. With so much weight up front it seems logical they should be heavier duty - kind of like the way I feel about the brake discs. They are pretty easy to replace - if my car goes another 20K I use better ones next time. Don






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