CV JOints

antivic

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i find this site very helpful, and i was wondering if anyone has a link or pics or some info on how to install cv joints/axles, i got them a while ago and my mechanic bailed on me so i had to become a mechanic(which was the best thing i had ever learned) i'm suck on this though...how would i go about takin them off and puttin them on? any help would be ill, thanks
 

Britty

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Ask me in a week or 2...I'll know then. Gotta get mine fixed too :( How much were they?
 


antivic

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i paid for the whole axle and boots, they cost me about 120 each with after a 50 dollar core charge i got them frmo autozone
 

blackcivic95

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will they still refund the core charge to u if u take in your old ones later?, if not u lost bout a 100 dollars
 


artstudent

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Ok. I might not have any pic, but i can give you an idea of what to do......you have to obviously take the wheel out, then there's going to be a large nut in the center of the brake disk (careful now, it has a dink in it that locks it to the axel, so you have to take the dink out (dink = dent). 2. after taking that nut out (probaby using a 23 or 24 mm socket) you have to move the brake calliper out of the way, and loosen the control arms. 3. After all that, loosen the bottom bolt that holds the strut in place. after all that, just slide the cv axel out of the brake rotor and the transmision. the do everything in reverse order with the new axel.
ok i know i wasn't thurough, but please keep in mind that it was just so u have an idea of what u have to do. If you want complete instructions, i'm pretty sure that you can get them at www.DIYNET.com
 

antivic

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thanks for the help =) and yea they do refund u the core charge when u give them back the old ones.
 


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