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Need help - CV boot torn - how to keep the mechanic honest
Hi all,
I need some help. Today I noticed my front left outer CV boot tore. Why? B/c I noticed a clicking sound at low speeds from the front right wheel area. I've dropped off the car to a well regarded indy mechanic but I want to make sure I don't get screwed in the repair process. How do I know whether or not the CV joint is damaged? If it is damaged, what are my options in the repair process at this point? Do I need the entire axel or not? What are reasonable costs for this kind of work? Sorry for the ignorance but I just don't understand suspension work / parts. The shop charges a $100/hr for labor which is steep but ok. Thanks for your help! |
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