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You will need to buy a reboot kit from nissan. It involves removing the appropriate wheel. Unbolting the cv shaft and from memory when i did mine you have to unbolt both upper and lwr arms then you have enough movement in the hub to remove the shaft and after cutting the old boot off you can knock the outer cv off the shaft. The kit comes with new grease and everything else you need to replace the old. Before you replace the grease make sure you throughly clean the untire cv joint out. The joints can be a pain to get on and off the shaft itself so if its being difficult you can just remove the entire shaft.

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Deren

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You need to undo the shaft from the hub itself. And also drop off the lower and upper mounts to get enough movement to remove the splined end of the shaft from the hub.

Where are you located mate? If your in brissy i'll be happy to help. Its not the easiest job in the world to do on the 32 and quite messy.

Feel free to give me a call for directions 0402 829 091

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Yeah you need a 36mm socket to remove the drive shaft nut. Use something like kero or solvent to clean out the cv joint. You will have to remove the joint before you can do this tho. You need to be able to get the new boot on.

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Once you have the joint removed, cleaned of old grease and dried out you fill it full of grease before you knock it back onto the shaft. Then you pull the boot into place (it should already be on the shaft but pushed back a little so u have room to work) and secure it with the boot bands supplied. I honestly think it would be best to get it profesionally done if your unsure. I paid $90 bucks for mine to be done when i was still clueless at a driveshaft specialist. This included the parts too but i guess they werent genuine.

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genuine boots are best though. I've used non-gen before and they dont last very long. especially after a few times jacking the car up and down. they split within 12 months easy.

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Yeah you need a 36mm socket to remove the drive shaft nut. Use something like kero or solvent to clean out the cv joint. You will have to remove the joint before you can do this tho. You need to be able to get the new boot on.

u sure its a 36mm socket ??

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You could get someone to stand on the brakes..I use a rattle gun at work so its not an issue there but when i did it at home how did i do it...? Try putting an old screw driver in the middle of the rotor (vented slots) and lock it up against the brake caliper so it wont turn while u undo it...You will need a breaker bar with a large pole on the handle to give you enough leverage to undo it.

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ive got a impact wrench will that do?

You could get someone to stand on the brakes..I use a rattle gun at work so its not an issue there but when i did it at home how did i do it...? Try putting an old screw driver in the middle of the rotor (vented slots) and lock it up against the brake caliper so it wont turn while u undo it...You will need a breaker bar with a large pole on the handle to give you enough leverage to undo it.
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