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Old 21 Feb 2006, 08:39 am
Learning Richard
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Default Re: 1992 honda driver side cv drive shaft axle


Learning Richard wrote:
> Eric wrote:
> > Learning Richard wrote:
> > >
> > > > do both sides at the same time.
> > >
> > > Why do both sides at the same time? Well... the car has 208k miles on
> > > it, that's enough reason I suppose.

> >
> > Many techs prefer to just replace the shafts with the torn open boots. Keep
> > an eye on the boots on the other shaft (check them at each oil change). If
> > the boots start to crack, the boots can usually be replaced. The labor is
> > about the same but the parts are much less ($22 for boots vs. $125 for a
> > remanufactured shaft using Honda parts).

>
> It seems logical to me, considering the 208,000 miles on the car, to go
> on and replace both. I bought two shafts for $150 including shipping.
> Honda will be up on the lift again hopefully by the end of next week.


OK...

Two brand new driveshafts: $150
Installation: $250

Not bad in my opinion

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