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Okay ? thxHot water to soften/strech em![]()
U probably did it when u built ur 5b, it's just installing the axle boo t/CV boot to the dogbone/axlePost a few pics so we can see whats needed
Did u do it with the pins in the dog bones? Oh this is the tool I don't want to buy http://www.davesmotors.com/TFE-HD-Dogbone-Boot-Install-Multi-Tool-for-5SC-Dogbones-.htmlI greased the boot inside pulled it over ......followed the maual......couldnt understand what tool you wanted![]()
I'll check that out! Sounds like a painless cheap method ?I use dielectric silicone paste 3M makes in a plastic jar. Smear the inside of the boot with it and dip the dogbone end in it. The boot slides right over the pins, one quick motion kinda like a band-aid lol
I think I have torn one boot doing it like that in numerous dozen done. That grease works well in the cv joint too BTW. Doesn't sling outI'll check that out! Sounds like a painless cheap method ?
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