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DavidW

posted on 28/7/08 at 07:52 PM Reply With Quote
Stretch CV joint cone

Does anyone have they would be prepared to lend me to do one boot?

Beer waiting.

Alternatively, has anyone managed to do one of these without the special cone thing?

Thanks

David

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blakep82

posted on 28/7/08 at 07:56 PM Reply With Quote
are they the same things they give you for putting the bellows on steering racks? i've never been able to understand how they work...





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DavidW

posted on 28/7/08 at 08:00 PM Reply With Quote
Not sure, but they look like this...

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philw

posted on 28/7/08 at 08:04 PM Reply With Quote
Why don't you just knock the joint off the drive shaft and put the boot on?





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theconrodkid

posted on 28/7/08 at 08:10 PM Reply With Quote
ive got one of them,they are pretty rubbish and only of use putting pug boots on where you cant take the cv off...oh and the boots you have to use are pretty rubbish as well





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britishtrident

posted on 28/7/08 at 08:13 PM Reply With Quote
Only use the genuine QH stretch boots --- no bother once you learn the knack I use olive oil as the lubricant.

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tomblyth

posted on 28/7/08 at 08:43 PM Reply With Quote
work well for me also but put the new boot in boiling water before you put it on and its easy!
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IDONTBELEIVEIT

posted on 28/7/08 at 08:52 PM Reply With Quote
yep i done 3 off them no cone turned boot inside out and brute force there stronger than you think,would take a lot to tear them Rescued attachment DSCN1649.JPG
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Mark G

posted on 28/7/08 at 09:33 PM Reply With Quote
I recon you wouldn't go far wrong cutting the big end off a 1.5 liter bottle of tonic water (usually that sort of shape) and using that.






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DavidW

posted on 28/7/08 at 09:58 PM Reply With Quote
I've ordered the boot off eBay. Unless I find a cone I'll post how I get on with something home made or brute force.
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contaminated

posted on 29/7/08 at 07:16 AM Reply With Quote
You may find it comes with the boot, mine did. That said, I can't remember actually using it.
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Stuart_B

posted on 29/7/08 at 10:40 AM Reply With Quote
i just cut a bit of 3 or 4 inch pipe and twisted in round and gaffer tape, with some oil.

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johnston

posted on 29/7/08 at 10:45 AM Reply With Quote
seen one of the old plastic lucazde bottle being used succesfully in the past..

Most motor factors should be able to get them for you..

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