Greese from CV boots
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If it continues not good! Clean the area up real good and watch if it still leaks. It seems alot of guys who run a 3inch front coil lift ends up having the CV's puke. 2.5 inches seem to be much less of a problem.
Keep a close eye on it!
Keep a close eye on it!
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This is the greese that is getting out of the boot. I have cleaned it up once already. I am about ready to take this lift out.
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Totally looks like mine did on my Runner. I second the good clean-up and check for rips or tears...if it's all good throw on a hose clamp to seal it shut if it's coming out the sides. I was missing a clip, so that's what I did. It has stayed on all year and threw some hardcore wheeling trips.
Your cv's are stubborn cus they were meant to be in a certain angle and they've been cranked up. I'd check the clip and seriously a hose clamp can be a cheap fix and you can keep your lift.
Your cv's are stubborn cus they were meant to be in a certain angle and they've been cranked up. I'd check the clip and seriously a hose clamp can be a cheap fix and you can keep your lift.
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