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Adam_B

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25th Jul 06 at 20:34

what car is it off? or is it not

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25th Jul 06 at 20:50

It's just a big block outer CV. Just go in and ask for a CV from a Cavalier GSi 2000. You can say that the reg number is G21TGS if you need one to make in easier...

Adam_B

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25th Jul 06 at 21:10

cheers ed

i'll ask adam to get it at his work, he knows what hes doing

[Edited on 25-07-2006 by Adam_B]

Adam_B

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25th Jul 06 at 21:55

how do you actully know when there fucked? when i turn right theres a clicking noise from the drivers front.

and-m

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25th Jul 06 at 21:57

Sounds like its foobed then...boot hasnt come off has it?

Adam_B

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25th Jul 06 at 21:58

Adam_B

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25th Jul 06 at 22:01

FPMSL i asked this same question on the 26-04-2005, just seen related threads at the bottom

ive never changed the cv before and i dont even remember posting that

and-m

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25th Jul 06 at 22:08

I suppose you could slip the boot off, pack full of new grease and then it that helps but Id sooner replace it before it lets go (perferably with a new one)

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26th Jul 06 at 15:03

adam ive become a bit of a cv joint taker offor expert if you need a hand to do it.

Adam_B

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26th Jul 06 at 19:10

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26th Jul 06 at 21:26

If it clicks, replace it. They are only £20 odd and a boot kit will be less than a tenner. Very messy, but if it breaks you are stranded. Putting new grease in it won't help much if it is broken.

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