Any CV boot fixes?
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Any CV boot fixes?
I heard a click in the front left, backing out of the driveway. I went to work anyways, but the front felt mushy on corners. Turned out to be the sway bar link. Problem is: The bottom of the link popped out of the sway bar and rubbed against the CV boot, splitting one of the seams. Any quick fixes or doI have to pull the front end apart? Thanks, Eric J
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RE: Any CV boot fixes?
Once the boot has been open to the elements grit enters and the joint ***** have been contaminated necessitating the replacement of the joint................in most instances. The two piece replacement boots that are glued together will fail! If the joint is not scored then it should be cleaned, inspected, and if viable to use, regreased and the new boot installed.
Not an easy fix nor is it a quick repair.
r.
Not an easy fix nor is it a quick repair.
r.
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RE: Any CV boot fixes?
FYI:
https://volvoforums.com/m_10964/tm.htm
If the joint keeps clicking at turns, don't bother replacing the boots but do the entire CV-joint. Some people seem to replace the entire drive-shaft assembly when the CV-joint goes bad on 850s (and I assume V70 has similar set-up).
JPN
https://volvoforums.com/m_10964/tm.htm
If the joint keeps clicking at turns, don't bother replacing the boots but do the entire CV-joint. Some people seem to replace the entire drive-shaft assembly when the CV-joint goes bad on 850s (and I assume V70 has similar set-up).
JPN
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