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  1. 06-17-2016 04:23 PM #1
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    Needing new rear left axle, which direction should I go?

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    the cv joint has torn apart and spitting grease.
    what should I do?
    any advice would greatly be appreciated by everyone
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    Raxles & done.
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    A1 cardone with lifetime warranty, raxles, used OEM axle, or new OEM axle.

    I run two A1's and they are great.
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    I have a good rear axle I can send you

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    Needing new rear left axle, which direction should I go?

    Just buy a new boot kit. comes with grease and everything you need. Pull the axle (you could do it still on the car if u want) pull the cv joint off, clean it, regrease, reboot and reinstall. Simple job (but messy). They are like 25 bucks... This is all assuming your Cv is still good. Chances are if it hasn't been broken for years you'll be ok.


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  6. 06-19-2016 01:59 PM #6
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    link to where i could buy a new kit thats considered good?
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    Just buy a new boot kit. comes with grease and everything you need. Pull the axle (you could do it still on the car if u want) pull the cv joint off, clean it, regrease, reboot and reinstall. Simple job (but messy). They are like 25 bucks... This is all assuming your Cv is still good. Chances are if it hasn't been broken for years you'll be ok.


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  7. 06-19-2016 02:01 PM #7
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    link to their site so i could check them out please

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    A1 cardone with lifetime warranty, raxles, used OEM axle, or new OEM axle.

    I run two A1's and they are great.
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    left rear correct? how much if you don't mind me asking

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