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Old 03-23-2009   #1
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CV question

I need to replace the passengers CV, as its clunking a little... I Replaced the tie rod ends this weekend, but it still clunks a little on the right side. Might be a dumb question .. but, do I need a special CV joint due to the 6 Bolt swap in a 2GB.
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Old 03-23-2009   #2
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Re: CV question

Get the correct shaft for your car/transmission; the engine doesn't matter.
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Re: CV question

Yea you're transmission is still a 2g, that's all that matters. Might be a good time to get new fluid if you haven't done it in awhile, since you'll have to drain it anyway.
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Yea you're transmission is still a 2g, that's all that matters. Might be a good time to get new fluid if you haven't done it in awhile, since you'll have to drain it anyway.
Ahh okay now I understand.... I wasn't thinking about it clearly.. Just had redline not that long ago when MAP put my new clutch in, but new fulid anyhow... if i gotta drain it. thanks for the advice.

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Old 03-23-2009   #5
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Re: CV question

You shouldn't have to drain it. Just be quick when you pop the old axle out, and put the new axle in. It will drain a little bit out, but if you're quick enough you won't lose enough to make a difference.
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You shouldn't have to drain it. Just be quick when you pop the old axle out, and put the new axle in. It will drain a little bit out, but if you're quick enough you won't lose enough to make a difference.
Cool! Good to know! Will be my next purchase then.. right after I go on ECM tuning to order my LINK!!!!! Woot Woot I'm gonna do it... Now I just need to learn how to use it.
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Haha, I didn't even think about doing that. I guess if you're really quick you might just lose an ounce or two.
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I had to change out my front passenger axle last summer, and I only lost a couple teaspoons.
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