The boots over my cv joints are both busted. I've been told however that they cannot replace just the boots because of how much labor they have to do/ warranty issues that all they can do is replace the whoe axil. Has anyone ever had expereince with this. And if that is true I'd be better off waiting until my axil goes bad to get it replaced don't you think (as I've heard a bad cv axil gives you ample warning time to replace it before breaking down)
2006-09-07
10:02:18
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Lisa
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Cars & Transportation
➔ Maintenance & Repairs