As recently as 10 years ago, the repair meant removing the pertinent axle and taking out the failed CV. You'd then replace it and the boot, lubricate the new and old joint with fresh grease ...

What does it take to renew a CV boot? Unfortunately, the axle must be removed and one or both CV joints separated from the axle shaft.

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A drive axle boot is supposed to protect the CV joint from becoming dirty or filled with debris. Because this joint is also greased, faulty CV boots could cause the filth to build up in your vehicle ...

Many repair shops, though, will recommend replacing the entire axle if a boot is torn because there may be unseen damage to the CV joints, axle shafts and other parts that could result in other ...

The average cost to repair a CV joint or axle boot is between $200 and $350. It may be more cost-effective to replace the axle with a quality aftermarket part rather than replace the torn boots.

My older Lincoln Navigator's CV boot is leaking grease. I took it to two different shops and they both want to replace the axle, not the boot.

How do I know if I need new axle shafts or if I just need to replace my CV boots?My wife's car ('97 Subaru Legacy) threw an engine code yesterday and in the course of checking that out I popped ...