  | 13.10.2005 Wheel removed 
    With the car still on the ground, remove the centre cap from the wheel
    and loosen the hub nut using a 32 mm socket (a 1¼" will do)
    and a breaker bar. Loosen the wheel bolts while you're at it too (17 mm
    socket). Raise the car and remove the wheel.
    
    
   |   | 13.10.2005 Control arm 
    Remove the brake caliper (10 mm Allen) and rotor (5 mm Allen). Now you can
    choose to either separate the ball joint or unbolt the control arm from
    the subframe. I find the control arm to be easier.
    
    
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  | 13.10.2005 Driveshaft 
    Tilt the strut and pull the driveshaft out of the hub.
    
    
   |   | 13.10.2005 Inner joint 
    The inner CV joint is located right above the subframe. These grease
    splatters are an indication of the leaky boot.
    
    
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  | 13.10.2005 Separated 
    Cut the clamps and separate the shaft. It's much easier than the
    outer joint,
    this one just pulls right out.
    
    
   |   | 13.10.2005 Driveshaft 
    Looks like my old boot was held by plastic wire ties, and there wasn't
    much grease left.
    
    
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  | 13.10.2005 Snap ring 
    Remove the snap ring on top of the shaft and gently tap the tripod bearing
    until it comes off. It's VERY tight.
    
    
   |   | 13.10.2005 Disassembled 
    Once the bearing is removed, you can pull the boot off and wipe everything
    thoroughly.
    
    
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  | 13.10.2005 Boot kit 
    The kit comes with a new boot, two rather awkward clamps and a bag
    of fresh grease.
    
    
   |   | 13.10.2005 Cleaning 
    Clean the companion flange too.
    
    
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  | 13.10.2005 Fresh grease 
    Assemble the joint and fill it with fresh grease.
    
    
   |   | 13.10.2005 Installed 
    Pull the boot over the companion flange and crimp the clamps tightly.
    Refer to this guide
    for tightening torque for suspension bolts.
    
    
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