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> CV joint mystery solved, Broken CV joint bolts
Jaiden
post Sep 13 2005, 08:05 AM
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Well tore down the axle assembly preparing for the axle that should arrive today and what a surprise I got.

I though I blew apart the cage and and took out the CV but what really happened was that 2 of the bolts between the CV and the stub axle backed all the way out, one backed out half way and a rollpin fell out of the CV while it was flopping around and then finally the 2 bolts that were in the joint bent and broke!

This was obviously caused by not tightening the CV joint bolts properly.

Now I will have to get new bolts and washers for sure!

What's the absolute best locking washer for the job? OE? and where can I get them?

Oh and since I have to repack the axle that I'm getting what's the best grease?

See you guys at ECC!
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post Sep 13 2005, 11:42 AM
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Local vw place should have gaskets, standard 6 notch, 4 for bolts and 2 for pins.
They will have grease too, 3 oz tubes, one for each joint.
If you can disassemble, clean, repack 4 joints, reassemble axles and install by tonight you are a far better mechanic than I.
Don't put together without correct washers, 31 ft lbs torque.
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