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When to replace CV boots?
My front CV boots (inner? outer?) show wear but no tears.... Thanks! |
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Outer only..inner's never go bad usually. its always outer. You wanna do it at about 75k miles or more on your mileage....Garuntee they will fail at that mileage..
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When you start seeing greasy alloy rims, that's time to replace.
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This is one of those things I think you just let fail, then replace. Key is to replace them quickly once they do fail to avoid getting any grit/road crap in the CV joint itself. You should notice grease on the inside of the rim or to be sure make it a habit to take a look under periodically. Mine tore at around 55K miles after 4 yrs on the road.
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I saw cracks develeoping in one of my boots. so wife takes it to the dealer. they called me back saying it's fine. I told them change it anyway and give me the old parts. I took a look at the boot and it's got a crack all the way around. except it's not cracked all the way through.
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I just had one tear and replaced it at 50k.
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