changing CV joints
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sergeantcookie
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You will need to strip them down to the swivel ball. It's not that hard a job and should only take an hour or so. I got a high lift jack but seem to use a standard 2 ton car jack when doing any work on it as that works just fine
wiltshire landyman
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i personally wouldnt use a highlift jack unless in an emergency situation offroad when carrying out any repairs on me landy..
proper trolley jack and axle stands are a must..
the only prob we had when doing the cv was removing it from the half shaft,one side came out easily with a little persuasion the other side would not move atall.
so we had to buy a new half shaft aswell.
soak all the nuts/bolts with wd40 a few hrs prior to starting job aswell
proper trolley jack and axle stands are a must..
the only prob we had when doing the cv was removing it from the half shaft,one side came out easily with a little persuasion the other side would not move atall.
so we had to buy a new half shaft aswell.
soak all the nuts/bolts with wd40 a few hrs prior to starting job aswell
bustersbus
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