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Re: CV boot help 850

posted by  someone claiming to be Charles Linden on  Sat Nov 11 16:01 CST 2000 [RELATED]

I went to the dealer today, which just changed ownership for the third time in one year, and they are no longer open on Saturday. So I preceded to Trak Auto and bought a CV boot for 16 dollars. Barring getting the half shaft off the job was fairly easy. I pulled the CV and thoroughly cleaned it before regreasing it and installing the boot. Thanks for the tip and when the nest one goes, looks like the boots is suffering now, I will hopefully have the Volvo kit handy. Thanks for the tip. As a side note I opted to replace only the boot because I know for a fact the boot had only been leaking for less then 10 miles and I recently installed new CVs.





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