how do i replace a rubber dust boot on the front wheel cv joint of a honda CRV automatic 2000 litre 1998

Asked by mattcarr77 Sep 19, 2012 at 09:23 AM about the 1998 Honda CR-V

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Travis answered 12 years ago

Bye the reboot kit. Follow directions. Make sure that your boot has a fresh break in it, as any dirt, gravel ,and grime that might get into it will distroy it over time. This is the axcel that I'm talking about. It must be clean. Also this is a messy and dirty job.

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