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  1. 03-30-2010, 08:44 PM #1
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    that is you cv boot, and has a tear in it. tghe boot keeps the grease in that the cv joints need, once u start running out of greas its going to wear those joints and then you will start hearing a clicking sound while turning.

    I believe an auto parts store sells the boots you will just ned a mechanic to install it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SLow_POke View Post
    that is you cv boot, and has a tear in it. tghe boot keeps the grease in that the cv joints need, once u start running out of greas its going to wear those joints and then you will start hearing a clicking sound while turning.

    I believe an auto parts store sells the boots you will just ned a mechanic to install it.
    yea, you can buy just the boots, but if it's clicking, go ahead and replace the axel. It will come with a new boot...
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