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Old 04-16-2005, 06:42 PM
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CV boot clamps....

...can someone fill me in on how to install these? There are 2 types they give you in the 3rd gen rebuild kit....one i kinda get -
you fold it over and bend the little tangs down

the other

Any help would be great - thanks!
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Old 04-16-2005, 07:12 PM
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one you bend over, that's the easy one. The other you need to get a tool from autozone or somewhere to "crimp" the band. it cost me about $10 at my local autozone.

Before I got that tool I actually used some side cutters, like wire cutters to crimp them. It works but I wouldn't suggest it unless you are desperate.

Here's a pic of the crimpers, from THIS SITE:

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Old 04-17-2005, 02:54 PM
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SWEET!
autozone has those crimpers - and they are right down the street

and thanks for clairifing the other ones!

(thanks to RIC for calling me on this too!)

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amorphous,
your welcome, thats what we are here for, helping each other out. hope its goes good for ya.
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no problem. That's a fun job. hehe.
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heh. yeah, it's a mess....one question that no one has answered me yet....:

when replacing the 1/2 shaft....do i HAVE to drain the dif? or???

I can see where you would not have to if you left the tulip joint part in the dif...but when doing the entire 1/2 shaft?
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Old 04-19-2005, 03:07 PM
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no. the level should be low enough, at least, it never leaks out when I pull mine. But another thing you can do is only do one side at a time, that way one side is jacked up keeping the oil to one side.
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Originally Posted by keisur
no. the level should be low enough, at least, it never leaks out when I pull mine. But another thing you can do is only do one side at a time, that way one side is jacked up keeping the oil to one side.
GOOD thinking there mang....thanks for the reply!
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