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 Posted: Fri Mar 9th, 2007 02:59 am
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Today I picked up a replacement CV boot It was not a factory BRP boot it was universal type. For $ 17.  And after looking at the factory boot  it is not a rubber the front ones look to be some type of hard plastic . Thats why it cracked .

I started with removing the front hub. I found 1 1/16" socket fits the big nut. Its on tight I used my 3/4" air gun to get it off.

I then pulled off the spindle undoing the 3 bolts on the bottom and the one nut on the upper ball joint.

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 Posted: Fri Mar 9th, 2007 03:04 am
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TO get the shaft off the CV joint I used a rubber hammer and just hit it and it come out. It had a spring type ring on the end of the shaft that it will unsnap relasing the shaft from the CV Joint.  The photo shows the whole shaft off the bike but im sure it would been easer to do this on the bike. You should also look the see if it has 2 small angled parts on the spring clip you can spread open and slide it  off easy hidden in the grease I did not find on mine so atap with a hammer took it off . The rear has one that you spread to remove off the axle.

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 Posted: Fri Mar 9th, 2007 03:09 am
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This boot replacement come with the new clamps and the little tool to get them tight.

To put the CV back on the shaft I just made sure the spring ring was in the grouve in the shaft and just tapped it back togther with the rubber hammer.

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 Posted: Fri Mar 9th, 2007 03:13 am
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This is what I did when reassembling was to hold the upper ball joint so the locking nut would not spin the ball joint. I clamped it up tight in the hole .

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 Posted: Fri Mar 9th, 2007 03:20 am
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The front CV boot are some type of plastic  , the rears look to be rubber.

The fronts feel hard and brittle . I'm thinking this will has to be replaced on all 4 soon.

E bay has replacements  and my local dealer had a aftermarket one in stock  for only $17.00

This can be done in about 45 min. .  It only took me 10 min to reassemble it all back on the bike.

I did not have any shop manual  so there may be a easer way to do this.  Or a correct way .    But this worked for me.

Have fun.

 

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 Posted: Fri Mar 9th, 2007 03:55 am
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Very nice.  well done, and thanks for posting that



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 Posted: Fri Mar 9th, 2007 07:20 am
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That doesn't look that bad at all, it looks alot easier than the rears. There is alot involved with the rears. But I glad to see you did yourself instead of taking it to a dealer.

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 Posted: Fri Mar 9th, 2007 10:13 am
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u would think they would warranty that. By looking at the pic it's pretty obvious it is a failure not a puncture. Did u try ?

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kraked wrote: u would think they would warranty that. By looking at the pic it's pretty obvious it is a failure not a puncture. Did u try ?
NO. For $17.00 for a aftermarket boot that was in stock and a wait time of 1 week for them to order a stock boot. I did not even try.  The stock boots look like they are junk hard plastic. I will see how this boot does compared to the other side. My bike is only 5 1/2 months old ,1100 miles 85 hours.   It was much easer for me to just do it my self. I may bring them the old boot so they can make a record of it so if others have the same problem they can do a recall  HA ha ha.   And the dealer I would trust to do it is 1 hour past this one I just got the part from.

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 Posted: Fri Mar 9th, 2007 07:28 pm
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    I just looked at mine and they are like a plastic in front and rubber in rear. You made it look easy. Now if mine goes[when] I know how--thanks maxdun

 



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 Posted: Sat Mar 10th, 2007 12:08 am
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Try to work a deal with your dealer for a new boot. He can get the warranty money and you get a new boot for next time. Later! Frank

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 Posted: Sat Mar 10th, 2007 01:19 pm
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Good post I just had to replace the rear axle on my Yamaha Grizzly as it was bent beyond belief.  I also was dissatisified with the hard plastic boots on the front of my 06 Bomb and though about ordering replacement rubber boots.  I found a great place to get boots, clamps and axles if anyone needs them.  thecvman.com has a great selection of cv parts very reasonably priced and lots of info on doing the job yourself.  Thanks for the pics with in your post. 

 

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Good post motelcambodia,

I'm thinking posts like this one should go to a "how-to- fix-it" catagory and become "sticky-ized".

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QUADZILLA wrote: I'm thinking posts like this one should go to a "how-to- fix-it" catagory and become "sticky-ized".


its a good idea...  just gotta think it out first  :)



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Has anyone had to replace the rear one?

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 Posted: Sun May 27th, 2007 11:53 am
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kraked wrote: u would think they would warranty that. By looking at the pic it's pretty obvious it is a failure not a puncture. Did u try ?
NO. For $17.00 for a aftermarket boot that was in stock and a wait time of 1 week for them to order a stock boot. I did not even try.  The stock boots look like they are junk hard plastic. I will see how this boot does compared to the other side. My bike is only 5 1/2 months old ,1100 miles 85 hours.   It was much easer for me to just do it my self. I may bring them the old boot so they can make a record of it so if others have the same problem they can do a recall  HA ha ha.   And the dealer I would trust to do it is 1 hour past this one I just got the part from.

 

Where did you buy the aftermarket boot and part#?  Thanks



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Haven't heard from motelcambodia for awhile. There is a guy on ebay, the cvman or cvguy, seems he sells alot of them.



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sgw78 wrote: Has anyone had to replace the rear one?

I have!



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me too under warranty but it was a freak occurance i think .Both rear sides small clamps spun on the axle shaft and one ripped. Looking back the only reason i can come up with is that after playing icebreaker for a while(in about 1"-2" of ice in puddles)then stopping for a bit & going again, some ice chunks must have gathered in the factory plastic rear boot protectors and froze there:shrug:

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i cant seem to get the outer cv off of  the shaft?



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Hey Revolution, were you able to get the CV off the shaft? how did you do it?



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Revolution wrote: i cant seem to get the outer cv off of  the shaft?


Look for a 2 small round size of a paper clip wire on the spring clip sticking up near the splines and the CV holding it to the axle.  Spread them and it should slide off.

You may need to clean off all the grease.

For boots look for FAST BOOT.  $17 to $20 and most ATV dealers it includes a small tool and new bands to hold it on.

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i ended up taking the hole axle into the dealer and they got a tool from brp that is for poping them off, very simple tool to make,



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