Torn boot solutions?
Im slammed on rokkors and recently ive been hearing a short but kinda loud click sound when i stop. I pulled the tc in my shop and removed the tires to find my passenger side boot is tearing. Prolly an inch tear at the beginning of it.not were it meets the trans axle (im not sure if thats what its called)
Anyway, will i need to replace the whole trans axle nd bkot or can i just replace the boot?
How long can i ride like this? I dont get paid till the 1st.
i may ghetto rig it till i can find out what i need. Anyone use glue on these?
Sorry for the noob questions but i dont have the time to search right now.and um not yryna get raped by the dealer. Any advice is great!! Thanks!!
Anyway, will i need to replace the whole trans axle nd bkot or can i just replace the boot?
How long can i ride like this? I dont get paid till the 1st.
i may ghetto rig it till i can find out what i need. Anyone use glue on these?
Sorry for the noob questions but i dont have the time to search right now.and um not yryna get raped by the dealer. Any advice is great!! Thanks!!
you can drive on it for a while just as long as it doesn't completely rip but once it completely breaks you'll feel it clunk a couple times here and there. i drove my tc like that for about 2 or 3 weeks like that but i avoided freeways at all costs.
i would just replace the boot since they only cost about $25 from trdsdparks. since you said it's not your inner cv boot (which is the one near the tranny) then you would need to buy the outer cv boot. how many miles do you have on your car?
check out this thread on changing inner cv boot
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=204691
i would just replace the boot since they only cost about $25 from trdsdparks. since you said it's not your inner cv boot (which is the one near the tranny) then you would need to buy the outer cv boot. how many miles do you have on your car?
check out this thread on changing inner cv boot
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=204691
Thanks for the advice!
Yea its just the passenger boot. The tear isnt the largest, but there was a ton of grease. I threw two zipties on the boot to hold it. Ill probably loosen the clamp thing at the end, slide it past the small tear and re tighten it. Unless thats gunna put more stress on it.idk
Yea its just the passenger boot. The tear isnt the largest, but there was a ton of grease. I threw two zipties on the boot to hold it. Ill probably loosen the clamp thing at the end, slide it past the small tear and re tighten it. Unless thats gunna put more stress on it.idk
Thanks ^ i pm'd him.
The clunk sounds like its coming from the drivers side yett the passenger side is torn.If i buy the replacement boot and fresh grease. Will that resolve that loud clunck i hear at slow speeds or am i just i need of new axles:/
The clunk sounds like its coming from the drivers side yett the passenger side is torn.If i buy the replacement boot and fresh grease. Will that resolve that loud clunck i hear at slow speeds or am i just i need of new axles:/
You will need help from a tech on that, sounds like the CV joint, so it's a matter of which direction the steering is turned going forward and reverse which will tell you what's going on.
Someone help him out -who's had the same problem.
Someone help him out -who's had the same problem.
^^ i really appreciate your input dude! And going fowrad at slow speeds or coming to a stop sometimes.
Any advice from any other slammed guy? I would kinda like to get a grasp on what i need before i drain my account to the negatives on parts i dont need. And i rather not take it to the stealer (dealer lol) Thanks
Any advice from any other slammed guy? I would kinda like to get a grasp on what i need before i drain my account to the negatives on parts i dont need. And i rather not take it to the stealer (dealer lol) Thanks
depending on how many miles you have on your current axles, i would just replace both sides and start fresh. just try to find someone selling used oem axles locally since the ones you buy online that is suppose to be OEM sucks. gl with changing it out since the driver side is the hardest.
yup i replaced both sides since my left side started leaking and was clicking because of a bad cv boot. pass side is the easiest but the driver side took me half the day just trying to pry the axle out of the tranny.
Looking @ about $94 +shipping for the axle shaft and boots and stuff for the passenger side. I think im just gunna replace the boot next weekend like the diy above. Ill take some pics of it today to make sure im getting the right stuff.
I appreciate any tips or advice!
I appreciate any tips or advice!
Lol right. But i heard ppl had problems with autozone axles vibrating. Should i just buy a quality one or just get the best autozone one and hope it lasts? Anyone have an axle from there?
I heard gsp is crap(i think thats the brand)
And used oem m/t axles run 125 on ebay.. Wtf thats more than a new one,lol
I heard gsp is crap(i think thats the brand)
And used oem m/t axles run 125 on ebay.. Wtf thats more than a new one,lol
Hey guys I had a question. So my Pass tore first then my driver side. Last night I tried to replace them and started with the pass side. When I unbolted the axle off the tranny I noticed that the bracket (that bolted to the frame) was attached with the axle. Am I supposed to re-use this or am I supposed to buy a new one. The reason why I am asking is cause the bracket wouldn't come off the axle, it would just spin. Any ideas please help.
Thank you
Thank you
Yea I also checked a scionclub site and nobody has talked about this. I just don't get it cause it wont budge but the new one doesn't have it. Would they really not sell it w it when yoh buy axles? I am lost and my car is in the air right now lol
Ok just found. So I took it to a shop where they fix axles and the guy showed me that there is a little clip on the edgs that keeps that bracket in place. You need two screw drivers to unclip the bracket off the old axle.





