need to replace cv boot
With tools its not difficult, maybe an hour if you've done it before. You'll need a ball joint seperator to get the halfshaft off the car tho.
Get or borrow the manual. If you can afford parts for your car, you can afford the manual.
Get or borrow the manual. If you can afford parts for your car, you can afford the manual.
Originally Posted by LUCKW777
can anyone tell me how difficult it is to replace on a 91 civic hatch and what i need to do to change cv boot i have no manuel
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its easy if u have a engine hoist, impact gun, and an impact fork, but there is a special cv boot u can buy that doesnt require u to take off ur cv axles to replace the boot. It comes split in two with a special glue so al u have to do is cutt off ur old boot.. glue the boot together and pack it with grease... put on the two clips n ur done..
Better yet, if the boot has been cracked for any length of time, just replace the whole CV with an Autozone etc, one. It will probably fail soon anyway and it's less messy!
You'll have to take off the inner boot to get the outer one, watch all of the CV inners, so that they go back in the same way, clean all the old grease, regrease with new, do both boots---save the hassle!
You'll have to take off the inner boot to get the outer one, watch all of the CV inners, so that they go back in the same way, clean all the old grease, regrease with new, do both boots---save the hassle!
Originally Posted by mini-me civic
its easy if u have a engine hoist, impact gun, and an impact fork, but there is a special cv boot u can buy that doesnt require u to take off ur cv axles to replace the boot. It comes split in two with a special glue so al u have to do is cutt off ur old boot.. glue the boot together and pack it with grease... put on the two clips n ur done..
Originally Posted by Omniscient
Why do you need an engine hoist to remove an axle?
cake walk job.. answered with my first post.
Originally Posted by mini-me civic
my bad i meant a lift... not a engine hoist...
You can do a lot with just a jack and jackstands.


