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> Cork over cardboard?, CV joints
HalfMoon
post Jan 23 2014, 03:34 PM
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So, what's everyone's experience with CV joint gaskets?
How have these two gasket materials performed for us?
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Dave_Darling
post Jan 24 2014, 02:01 PM
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I know a number of people (some pro mechanics) who don't use any gaskets on the CV joints.

I use the stock cardboard-ish ones.

Nylock nuts might work to keep the bolts tight. Safety wire definitely works, and provides a good visual cue that they are torqued. Someone on the board I think still sells bolts drilled for safety wire.

I have heard of people using slightly longer bolts and think jam nuts on the back side of the flange. You have to be able to get a wrench onto the jam nut, of course. And you probably need to get the back of the flange spot-faced in that area so the jam nut sits flat.

The stock setup, when used correctly, seems to work pretty well for many of us.

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