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Old 25-02-2019, 09:33 PM   #1
Luke Plaizier
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Default Left Outer Half Shaft - Grease?

I just installed what I thought was a good set of used half shafts in a BA XR8. But after the install, I seem to have movement in an odd spot, and there's CV grease spitting out everywhere. Outer left half shaft.

Is this repairable? I suspect not, and that I have been sold a dud. The right side is fine. They were supposedly off a BF XR8 with 18,000km on it.



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