New Boots! rebuilding CV axles (Honda odyssey)
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
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recently my cv boot axle started leaking so i decided to try and rebuild them with some help from my buddy Mark. its a messy job but i think we did ok!
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tools and parts:
Lisle 30800 CV Boot Clamp Pliers: amzn.to/3dKjXYI
Honda (44017-S0X-A04) Inboard Boot Set: amzn.to/3sOPgWF
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X2 Honda (44018-S0X-A04) Outboard Boot Set: amzn.to/3xe4OGO
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Great video, it’s always better to reuse when possible ♻️🙌🏾💯
Yup!
Hea w
Thanks for the content Chow, I've done quite a few CV's on the 100 series now and your vids have been very helpful. It's quite common getting a bit of grease seep from the inner side of the outer boot on a lifted cruiser. Before reinstalling a new or rebooted CV it helps adding a few good wraps of self amalgamating tape around the band and on to the cv, this makes a pretty good long lasting fix! just make sure it is SUPER clean so it will stick properly.
Cheers
Thanks! I’ll keep that in mind
I wouldn't say it's a rebuild. It's more like a clean and install new CV boots! No bearing nor hardware replaced.
Good video!
Just wanted to see how much grease to repack in... Now I know, use lots. Thanks!
Awesome how-to video. I love the gas cleaning method!! I've rebooted my EP3 CV's before and their yellowish grease is a pain to get out!
Honda must have cost reduced those inner bands, they used to have a loop to pass the band through (instead of top and bottom tabs) that you could pull against to tighten and fold back over to lock in position. I have also used a spring-loaded centerpunch to detent the band at the crimp location to keep it from slipping or loosening.
Pulling the shaft from the CV joint may make it easier to clean and re-grease. I can understand why you didn't. It adds complexity and opens you up to causing damage.
Was going great until he installed the inner boot clamps. You need a tool to tighten those first.
Your friend did a solid job. 👍
The grease of the RZEPPA joint is MOLYBDENUM DISULFIDE.
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At min8:10 what you see is the gearbox/differential oil and it IS NOT water... to be precise..
So there are kind of two types of CV Axles, the one you are showing is a Tripod style and the OEM for Toyota is a 6-ball RZEPPA type (much better in the LC). But basic premise is still the same, there is a cage that holds the RZEPPA together that makes it a bit more complicated to come apart.
I should take apart the spare one I have just to look at it
@@chowcares I bought cheap CVS from Oreily’s auto parts for my lx470. After getting vibrations a few weeks later I took them out and took one apart. Sure enough it was the tripod style instead of the proper 6 ball. Toyota only after that.
@@chowcares Is it a toyota spare? If so, then you will see what I am talking about. Look up the YT channel ME MY, he is a MUD member and posts lots of videos of stuff. Had a good tutorial on axles and redoing bearings and whatnot.
I need a friend like him
interesting and thanks! yet parts are 40% of whole CV axle, and you cannot get rid of worn issue.
What type of cleaner was in the big white jug? Great vid btw
87 octane haha
I made the mistake of putting on the AutoZone brand and had a horrible vibration. SO went and replace them with Honda Factory Axels. Instantly was Butter
How are the rebuilt units holding up?
I just had my CV Axles rebuilt for my 2005 Honda Civic Si EP3.
New ones leaked transmission oil twice. Even after the rubber seal where Axle goes into transmission was replaced. Shop had to send OEM ones for rebuilt. So far so good.
Zero issues so far. Be careful when installing into the transmission, the oil seal will easily damage.
Always go oem!
What’s in the white can? Is that special solution to clean the grease? I am going to reboot my LX470 axles next week with oem kit. Definitely better idea to clean it up.
Brake clean, nothing special
@@chowcares sorry I meant to ask in white container then I saw your video again where you mentioned 87 octane. Thanks for your reply. Always you’re teaching us something new. Thanks
can that pop joint be bought separately
What's the reason the outer joint wasn't taken apart?
Any idea where i can find the fuse box for my land cruiser (same year as yours) I cant find it in stock anywhere