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cv joints and axles
![]() -approx $3000 CDN to replace both axles ($1700 parts and 7 hours labour) or approx #2100 for just the outer cv joints but still 7 hours labour. Just wondering if this sounds right to people. Going to be calling about tomorrow to the indie shops. If anyone knows of a good place in the Vancouver/lower mainland, Canada area would be great. Because of the cost, I'm also thinking about getting rid of my lovely x5...your thoughts? Thanks |
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Well...the job isn't that difficult...and aftermarket axles can be purchased for relatively little money. Question is, can you buy a similar replacement and be happy with it. A lot of times, it's cheaper to fix the one you have, than buy something new. Now if you want something new...that's a whole 'nother story.
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There's tons of info on this if you search. I had a torn CV boot and I just replaced the entire axle. I picked up the whole axle for around $120 with shipping. I would never pay to repair a boot when the whole axle is so cheap!
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I am cheap and researched this problem
Choices 1) replace the CV boot / lots of labor 2) replace the CV axle (boot is part of it) - cheap if you have aftermarket axle / expensive if you OEM it 3) DIY I chose 2 with aftermarket parts |
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Drive shafts on fleabay for £80 I think the geezer will ship overseas
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