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Torn front end boots without symptoms. A Fix?
I've got recently replaced front end stuff by PO. I've noticed that a lot of the boots are badly torn but the retainers clips look new. Everything is tight. Is there no replacement boots to cover the joints that does not require a teardown. Was thinking a homebrew Wynol injection would be effective at protecting the joints longer that grease. They do use wax on bike chains as lubricant. Thats what gave me the idea.
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Nope, gotta replace the joints. The boots are the only thing that keeps the water and dirt out. I have the same problem on my car. Replaceable boots and grease zirks would have been a nice addition!
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Which joints and boots are you talking about. I just found that the boots on the front shock on the driver's side is completely shot.
-Jim
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1995 S350D, Green with black leather interior. Bought January 2008 w/ 233,xxx miles. I did 22,000 miles during the first year of ownership. |
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I'm talking about tie-rods and other steering steering knuckles.
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'83 300DT '04 Forester XT--modified '61 Beetle EFI Turbo Burley recumbant |
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