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monkeytwizzel

 posted on 23rd Sep 12 at 00:06

Take it right out and stick it in a vice,takes longer but when your knuckles are bleeding and you have crap in your eyes you will know why :facepalm:


gav93

 posted on 20th Sep 12 at 21:05

but the cv's may be goosed on another spare shaft..

but yeah that option would be better youd still need to strip the it partially down just it will be a straight swap :)


andy_mk3

 posted on 20th Sep 12 at 20:45

See if you can pick up a spare shaft so you can replace the boots on that and then it's a straight swap, no worries about it going wrong leaving you without a car :)


gav93

 posted on 20th Sep 12 at 20:33

ideally got to strip front end of take the complete knuckle/brakes out unbolt strut from car etc..

best to take the shaft out the car as you dont wanna fook the inner cv! plus gonna be a female dog to tighten the clips with the shaft on car


Jamie-C

 posted on 20th Sep 12 at 20:25

One of the jobs I hate doing the most on a car. Having to strip the whole front end to put on a stupid bit of rubber.


Gary

 posted on 20th Sep 12 at 09:30

Stanley knife.

Putting them back on will require removal though :lol:


alan-g-w

 posted on 19th Sep 12 at 17:15

Thinking about it, you shoukd be able to do it with the shaft in the box still


1.0 12v povey

 posted on 19th Sep 12 at 11:58

just wondering if i needed to take the shaft out of the box


alan-g-w

 posted on 19th Sep 12 at 11:56

Remove wheel, hubs and outer CV


1.0 12v povey

 posted on 19th Sep 12 at 11:51

how can i remove my inner cv boots?