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Old 05-26-2009, 01:39 AM #1
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daystar 2.5 front & CV grease leak

Yesterday I installed daystar's 2.5 inch comfort ride lift in my 4x4 03 limited. Today I noticed a bunch CV grease splattered in the wheel well. No rips or tears in the boots (since both sides did the same). During the installation I'm sure I moved the cv's in different positions as I was working around.

Anything I should be concerned about? Is it because the CV is now in position with the lift?
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Re: daystar 2.5 front & CV grease leak

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Yesterday I installed daystar's 2.5 inch comfort ride lift in my 4x4 03 limited. Today I noticed a bunch CV grease splattered in the wheel well. No rips or tears in the boots (since both sides did the same). During the installation I'm sure I moved the cv's in different positions as I was working around.

Anything I should be concerned about? Is it because the CV is now in position with the lift?
Kmvreter did the best post on this exact topic: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showth...threadid=37107

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It's a bad sign if you are getting a lot of grease leaking out already, but is a pretty simple fix. That post Chris linked should have everything you need.
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Yeah I rebanded it and that seems to have stopped my issue. More curious as to how it's related to putting in the daystar lift.
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Yeah I rebanded it and that seems to have stopped my issue. More curious as to how it's related to putting in the daystar lift.
CV angle changes when lifted & increases stress in the boot.
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CV angle changes when lifted & increases stress in the boot.
True, but this was instantaneous...soon as I drove off the driveway.
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Re: daystar 2.5 front & CV grease leak

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Yesterday I installed daystar's 2.5 inch comfort ride lift in my 4x4 03 limited. Today I noticed a bunch CV grease splattered in the wheel well. No rips or tears in the boots (since both sides did the same). During the installation I'm sure I moved the cv's in different positions as I was working around.

Anything I should be concerned about? Is it because the CV is now in position with the lift?
You might want to consider adding a diff drop kit. they are cheap and they really work!

For 30 bucks, makes sense.
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You might want to consider adding a diff drop kit. they are cheap and they really work!

For 30 bucks, makes sense.
Toytec running any promo's on their diff drops? :-)
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