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cv boot fitting

frogwestside · 2010-03-02 12:52:31

iv to get 2 cv boots fitted for the nct how much am i looking roughly???

02-03-2010 12:52pm

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iv to get 2 cv boots fitted for the nct how much am i looking roughly???

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#2 02-03-2010 1:05pm

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What car is it? Do you have a mechanic you usually use?

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#3 02-03-2010 1:08pm

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frogwestside wrote: »

iv to get 2 cv boots fitted for the nct how much am i looking roughly???

Do you just need cv boots or the full joints?
Is there any clicking when you're on full lock?

If it's just boots they'll be way cheaper then joints!

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#4 02-03-2010 1:13pm

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i bought the boots in calbro auto's galway its just boots needed joints are grand, its a nissan almera.

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#5 02-03-2010 1:20pm

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To change both, about an hours work, more like two. Then it depends on the mechanic/ garage rates. If you have the boots try the guys on Nuns Island, Kilduff or something similar.

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#6 02-03-2010 1:34pm

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50-70 euro per boot is typical.

Some cars are very easy - last one I did took 15 minutes.

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