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Originally Posted by lsmalley
Why would you need to puncture a hole? Can't you just undo the end of the rubber boot and grease it? My suggestion would be Option 4: Get a new part and remove the rubber boot and upgrade it to a Polyurethane boot. I did this to my lower ball joints on my w201.
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There would some boots that are hard to undo. I am thinking about tire-rod ends (I have not tried it correct me if I am wrong, can it be done). But on the larger ones good idea.
On you other suggestion about getting new parts. Well that is really option 1: Do nothing wait until there is a problem with the part then replace it with a new one with new boots and maybe one that have grease fittings.
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