CV boot replacement....nasty, dirty, greasy job
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If you ever have to do this clean out the area first with a high pressure washer after soaking it in engine degreaser, a rubber mallet to pound in the cheese head tool and lots of rags
that is all, carry on
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Or you might keep your hands clean and buy a rebuilt limited lifetime warranty axle from whatever generic autoparts store for less than $120/side and return them when they fail. Regreasing CV's is like complaining you didn't bleed enough when you flailed yourself with a cat-o-nine tails.
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+1, only about five pairs but you're right, that grease just seems to work its way into everything, I did cover my work bench in a paper drop cloth and that helped a lot