BlancMax

I was cleaning my rims yesterday and noticed that my driver side front rim was coated with a greenish grease. It took forever to get it off. I think my CV boot may have busted. I did a search and found how to check if the boot was busted, but I won't be able to check until tonight. Has anyone ever had this happen? There's no clicking noise when I turn so I hope there is no damage to the CV joint. Any help would be appreciated.

AznStevie

ur cv boot is ripped somewhere..mine is ripped.... and i got that green stuff everywhere

ejj

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You may be able to replace the boot and repack the grease without doing any damage to the CV joint.

If you want new axles...go here.

95maxrider

iTrader: (32)

same thing happened to me, except the grease is black, not green. my mechanic told me it would be about $160 to fix it. does anybody else have any estimates?

BlancMax

My estimate is $140, which sucks in my opinion. I'm investing in some jackstands, a floor jack & and some better tools. How hard is it to replace your own CV boot or joint for that matter?