Nick wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
>
> This past weekend I was flushing the brake fluid lines in my
> sister's 99 Elantra and noticed that both outer boots are cracked
> right in the middle and from the looks of things it may have been a
> while since this has happened as all of the grease looks to be on the
> wheels. I haven't done this before so I called the dealer to get a
> quote, they had told me that it would run $255 for the labor on the
> outer boots plus parts. So now that's got me motivated to actually
> learn how to do it. In looking at the Hyundai service document

if you dont have a service manual, get one. they make life much easier.
i was changing the pads on a friends tacoma last saturday- lifetime
pads, so i had to take the old ones out and swap for new at autozone.

long story short, i forgot how the pin-holding clips attached, and which
way the anti-rattle clips faced. googling found me some .pdf files of
the service manual and diagrams. suh-weet!

that was the longest part of the job, and saved my friend at *least*
$100 compared to even going to a quickie crap place.