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  1. 06-17-2008, 01:06 AM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by JBizzlebone
    Why were you pulling them in the first place? Were they making some kind of noise? If not, make sure the slider rings are still on it and just slide it back in. Fill the boot full of grease and clamp the boot back on. As the others stated though, if you were trying to repair the axle or you heard a clicking or poping noise, go ahead and replace it.
    I was pulling them because, I'm swapping motor's and Their was nothing wrong with them before I tried to pull them out. No clicking/popping or anything and they look brand new, so I was just wondering if trying to put them back together was worth it. But I'm gonna just go ahead and buy some new one's
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