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Re: 99 Elantra, front CV boots rebuildable?

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Re: 99 Elantra, front CV boots rebuildable?

Andre23 Oct 2006 02:22
I just replaced the axles on my 2001 this saturday.  No core charge on the
axles, got them for about $70 each brand new.  replacement took less than 3
hours for both (I flushed the brakes, and replaced the rotors while I had
the wheels off, otherwise I'd have been done much sooner)

I'd rate the job as "easier than it sounds", check a chiltons/haynes manual

>I was replacing the brakes on my GF's Elantra and saw that the outer CV
> boots are torn.
> Does Hyundai sell just an outer CV boot replacement kit, or do I need to
> buy
> a whole axle assembly? my other choice would be to get a rebuilt axle and
> turn in my cores I guess... The joints arn't clicking, yet.

Paradox22 Oct 2006 22:25
I was replacing the brakes on my GF's Elantra and saw that the outer CV
boots are torn.
Does Hyundai sell just an outer CV boot replacement kit, or do I need to buy
a whole axle assembly? my other choice would be to get a rebuilt axle and
turn in my cores I guess... The joints arn't clicking, yet.

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