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Cracked front axle boot.
While lubing my ol '98 Silverado I noticed (with wheel turned) one of the front axles boots has a crack. I know this will have to be fixed. I don't think I have the tools (or knowledge) to replace it. I also fear it's going to cost me mucho $$$$. Question(s) are, is there anything I can do to patch it to make it last a little longer? The axle actually looked pretty clean. On other vehicles (fwd) I have owned the boot cracks, dirt gets in and ruins bearing. Then they replace the whole shebang. Realistically, how long do I have before it fails? How much money are we talking for a fix? How many parts will be replaced?
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There used to be a universel quick fix boot on the market from I think Moog. When I had my lifted S-10 Blazer I used to use them..it just goes over the old boot or the axle comes with grease and glue and clamps to keep it shut..I think they were about $25.0008 Z71 Avalanche Mods to date: K&N CAI,Hellwig Swaybars and End Links, Corsa Sport Exhaust, Superchips Programer,IPCW LOF & 3rd brake light and tails, AMI Gas door,Show Hooks and Door locks, Enkei Wheels, with Pirelli tires, StreetScene Bowties, Grant Steering wheel,Muth signal mirrors,SSBC Big Brake kit,Huskyliner Mug gards,Floor mats and Hood shield, McGard Lug nuts and locks, Bedrug, Cervini's Ram Air hood,35watt HID Fog lights, Sylvania bulbs all around ZXE's Highs and Lows, WhiteNight Back up lights,Sirius and HD Radio, SnugTop sitting on deck now Got a Softopper on now,Tempress Boat Hatches.... New Bilstein shocks are on... New Mods coming soon..... X
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Just make sure u get it fixed soon or you can ruin the CV joint from lube failure or contaminants Usually the replace isnt to pricey, but a damaged CV is because you have to replace the whole shaft and joints.
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If you use the truck for any type of off-roading the universal fix boot probably wont last very long, their a cheap quick fix and quality/longevity are reflected.
Remove and replace the CV shaft as soon as possible, quality rebuilt/re-manufactured replacement CV shafts are available for reasonable prices at most auto parts stores. And they take less than an hour to replace with normal hand tools.
There's no way to measure how long it will last before the boot totally fails and the joints begin destroying themselves (actually the joints are probably already forming corrosion and getting excessive wear from moisture and debris thats slipped in), but the end result can be a lot more expensive than a new CV, this is a job thats better to be proactive with so you dont end up with something more expensive down the road.
to repair this is not a big job with the proper tools. also this is a common well known repair to replace the cv assy/boot.
problems that will occur if in the rust belt would be hub removal. this can be hard to do as the hub locks into the lower control arm sometimes. you will also need a manual to guide you threw the process so this is torqued and installed properly but for sure not a complex job.
if you had all the tools and an air gun about 1 hr job. with a crack this means dirt / water got in, now it is rusting and grit is wearing away at the joint unless this is a small crack.
good luck ..
A new complete shaft is around $60. you can get them out without having to pull anything else. Just remove the bolts holding it to the front diff flange, take off the nut at the wheel hub, and sometimes you have to remove the swaybar link. You should be able to slide it right out.
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Thanks everybody! I'm encouraged to try this repair myself. Anybody got a recommendation for a good manual?
@Pikey, that price is correct. I had to replace mine this summer. Was around 70 total, but I think there was a core deposit. As for changing it, it wasn't bad, just like what he said. Remove the bolts and slide out. A buddy was helping me do my shocks and we noticed it so we replaced it then. we had already installed the front shock then noticed it had to be replaced. It was easier to take the shock off and change, then to do it with it on.-K&N Air Filter
Everything I've ever read is that it is better to replace the axle than just the boot. Since the boot has ripped, the axle is probably original (1998), so the CV joint is pretty worn out anyway. I would not spend any money at all on a 15 year old axle. From what I've also read, a mechanic will remove the axle to replace the boot.
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For the pita and money a new axle is the way to go, i have done it 3 ways, 1 replace, 2 i put a boot that used like 6 tiny bolts and a split boot on my tempo, it held but wasnt very good as the bolts ruined flexability, 3 take apart the axle, now depending on age this is a bitc*. you have to completely remove the old boot, clean out all of the old grease, wrestle a snapring off and then try to get it all back together. For $50-80 you can replace just about any cv. These thrucks are real easy too bc the inner cv bolts on and you just undo the hubnut and tap it out. MAKE SURE TO LOCKTITE THOSE BOLTS! They will come back out or shear if you use 4wd often.01' 1500 LT Z71 ECSB 5.3L
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LAS VEGAS — Orlando Magic forward Tobias Harris and guard Victor Oladipo have been invited to join USA Basketball's select team, a group of players that will train alongside the national team as the national team prepares for the upcoming FIBA World Cup. Read More
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Thanks in part to an inspirational pre-game email, Sacred Heart took down eight-time defending champion Mount St. Mary, 8-6, Thursday afternoon at Nichols School.
Sharks coach Linda Mroz spent Wednesday evening watching three of her favorite movies – Rocky IV, Miracle and Remember The Titans – before she penned an inspirational late-night email to her team.
"I told them they had a job to do today," Mroz said, shivering from the water bath she received after the win. "I said, 'It's our time, our team, take it to them, take it from them.'"
Freshman midfielder Maura Tomm netted half of her team's offensive output, four goals. She smiled recalling the email.
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Pelitera's struggles can be attributed to the dominant net-minding of Sacred Heart junior goalie Erica Dombrowki, who stopped 26 shots, including many in traffic during the Thunder's second-half fury as they attempted to get back into the game. Mroz called Dombrowski "the star of the game."
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Is an athletics scholarship guaranteed for four years?
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From Summer Gatherings by Rick Rodgers
30 minutes prep time + draining time for eggplant | Serves 4
What You Need
- 1 large eggplant, cut crosswise into 1/2-inch-thick rounds
- Kosher salt
- Extra-virgin olive oil, for brushing the eggplant
- 8 slices crusty rustic bread
- 4 Tbsp Classic Basil Pesto (recipe follows) or your favorite pesto
- 2 medium ripe tomatoes, sliced into 1/4-inch-thick rounds
- 4 oz rindless goat cheese (chevre), crumbled
- Toss eggplant with 11/2 teaspoons salt in a colander. Place in sink and let stand for 1 hour to drain off excess juice. Rinse eggplant under cold water and pat dry with paper towels.
- Build a fire for grilling in an outdoor grill. For a charcoal grill, let coals burn until they are covered with white ash. Spread out the mound of coals into a bank, with one side about two coals deep; the other side of the slope should include a scattering of single coals. For a gas grill, preheat grill on high. Leave one side on high and turn the other side to low. In both cases, you will have two areas for cooking, one hot and the other cooler.
- Lightly oil cooking grate. Brush eggplant on both sides with olive oil. Place over the hotter side of the grill and cover. Grill until the undersides are seared with grill marks, about 2 minutes. Turn and sear the other sides, about 2 minutes longer. Transfer to the cooler side of the grill, cover, and grill until eggplant is tender, about 5 minutes. During the last minute or so, place bread slices on grill to toast them lightly.
- Spread 4 bread slices with pesto. Place, pesto side up, on a work surface. Top each with equal amounts of eggplant, tomatoes, and crumbled goat cheese. Top each with a slice of bread and cut in half crosswise. Serve immediately or cooled to room temperature.
Classic Basil Pesto
15 minutes prep time | Makes about 2 cups
What You Need
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed under a knife and peeled
- 1/3 c pine nuts, walnuts , or almonds 1/2 c (2 oz) freshly grated Parmesan or Romano, or a combination
- 3 c packed fresh basil leaves, well rinsed and dried in a salad spinner
- 1/2 c extra-virgin olive oil, plus more to cover pesto
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- With the machine running, drop garlic through the feed tube of a food processor. Add nuts and cheese, and process until nuts are finely chopped. Add the basil. With machine running, gradually add oil, scraping down the sides of the work bowl as needed to make a thick paste. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
- Transfer pesto to a shallow container and smooth the mixture. Pour a thin film of olive oil over pesto to inhibit discoloration. Cover container and refrigerate until ready to use. (The pesto can be stored for up to 3 weeks, covered and refrigerated. Bring to room temperature before using.)
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March 30th, 2010
From Green Right Now Reports
Auto conversion company Advanced Mechanical Products, Inc. said it will demo an all-electric, emission-free 2010 GM Chevrolet Equinox to the public at the New York Auto Show beginning April 2nd.
The company first showed its electric Equinox at the grand opening of its first showroom and U.S. production headquarters in Cincinnati in February. AMP said it has since moved into production of the AMP'd Equinox and has begun taking orders for summer 2010 delivery.
Powered by Remy International motors, AMP said its electric powertrain has a range of up to 150 miles per charge. The electric SUV can reach a speed of 90 miles an hour, and will go from zero to 60 miles per hour in approximately eight seconds with a charge voltage of either 110V or 220V, the company said.


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Montinore wines are crafted for the dinner table, featuring fresh and lively flavors that give immediate satisfaction, but also are built with structure to age. Bring a picnic and stay awhile. The view, the wines and the people are all easy to enjoy.
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Plum Hill Vineyards is a small, family-owned winery built on a historical dairy farm in a pastoral setting. They feature quality hand crafted wines in limited quantities. The tasting room features a gift shop with wine-related gift items from by local artisans.
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Kramer is a small, family and Pacific University alumna-run vineyard. Along with an affordable and stunning Chardonnay and Pinots, they also carry a selection of sparking wines. Kramer has two furry friends waiting to welcome you onto the grounds!
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My question is:
If I imput an audio signal (mic line whatever) thru a volume control into any amp I would think I should be able to control the output with the volume control. What I am doing is using an amp as a preamp.
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My question is:
If I imput an audio signal (mic line whatever) thru a volume control into any amp I would think I should be able to control the output with the volume control. What I am doing is using an amp as a preamp.
Where is your "volume control" coming from? I am a little unclear on what it is you are asking... no, check that. I am completely unclear on what you're asking.
Magic Eight Ball would say... "Ask again."
An "active" preamplifier will provide gain and may provide equalization options (e.g., tone controls and/or RIAA equalization and amplification for records); it also usually serves as an impedance buffer between source and (power) amplifier. A "passive preamp" isn't necessarily an oxymoron, though! A passive preamp provides no gain, EQ, nor buffering - it's usually a variable attenuator (either a potentiometer or a multiply-tapped transformer or autoformer) to reduce the signal level being supplied to the power amplifier. A passive preamp may or may not also include source selection (i.e., several stereo pairs of inputs and a source selector switch to route any one of them through the attenuator to the passive's output).
I use a passive preamp with a source selector and an autoformer volume control - which may be what you're asking about?
These guys (actually this guy, Dave Slagle) builds the AVC that's in mine...
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I see a volume control as the first item in an amp. The signal is across the entire resistor portion and the pick portion is coupled thru a cap to the amp. I am a novice where electronics are concerned but it seems to make sense that a small medium or large signal should be amplified the only difference is how much noise you hear which is controlled by the volume control
Jim, welcome to Club Polk. If the amplifier has a level or volume control, what occurs is that the amount of incoming voltage is controlled by a variable resistor to let through practically 100% or almost nothing. This amount of voltage is then subjected to the fixed gain(home audio amplification equipment is not gain adjustable), which is typically about 29dB, and which remains the same regardless of whether the level control is near min, about mid-way or near max.
So yes, the amount of output can be controlled in that way. This isn't really using it as a "preamp" however, since by definition there would have to be a section of preamplification, rather than just a level control. The term "passive preamp" used by some makers is a misnomer.
I used to feel that way, too, but I've drunk the Kool-Ade and would now opine that a "preamplifier" is, quite literally, just something before an amplifier... it does not have to be active (i.e., contain active devices; transistors or vacuum tubes). An AVC and source selector is a completely passive device; one certainly doesn't have to call it a "preamp" - but one may.
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The Avoid the 100 DUI Task Force will initiate an anti-DUI enforcement effort across Los Angeles County for the Halloween holiday
Additional law enforcement officers will be patrolling communities during Halloween on Wednesday, Oct. 31.
The effort is to help prevent the number of alcohol-related accidents on the road during the Halloween holiday, when costumed revelers are expected to attend Halloween parties after nightfall. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 41 percent of all highway fatalities throughout the nation during the Halloween period in 2010 involved a motorist with a blood alcohol concentration of .08 or higher.
"Local revelers should be aware that their Halloween disguises won't make them invisible to the Police, Sheriff or CHP officers who will crack down on drunk and drug-impaired drivers throughout the region with an aggressive Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement effort," said Glendora Police Chief Rob Castro in a press statement.
For a safe Halloween, the Avoid the 100 offers these safety tips:
- Plan a safe route home before festivities begin.
- If you are taking prescribed medication, don't mix with alcohol.
- Designate a sober driver and leave your keys at home.
- If you see a drunk driver, call 911.
Funding for the Avoid the 100 is provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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Eero Visits Oakley HQ & FUEL TV
Hot off his $24,000 win in Seoul, Korea, Eero Ettala flew over into LAX to do some design work and a media tour. Eero has been super busy this fall with contests, winning the Freestyle.ch, taking 2nd at the Freestyle.berlin, winning best trick at Air & Style and most recently winning in Seoul. To say the very least Eero was a bit jetlagged when we caught up with him at Oakley headquarters on Monday morning.
First part of the day Eero spent time with head technical apparel designer, JD Hendley to develop concepts on his Fall 2010 / Winter 2011 Pro Rider Series kits. The concepts came out great and both Eero and JD were stoked on their power session of designs. Next up it was time to shoot Eero's 2010 Oakley advertising campaign, the concept is Super Hero. Now we cannot divulge too much information, but check out one of behind the scenes shot from the shoot in this gallery. Look for these super sick ads in the New Year.
After a long day of designing and shooting ads, Eero picked through his new PRS apparel to wear for the next few months at and FUEL TV on Tuesday. Jetlag had finally caught up to Eero, so off we went to grab some In 'n Out (Ettala's favorite place) and check him into his hotel.
Tuesday morning came soon, as we needed to hit the road for The Daily Habit set by 7am. Arriving right on time, Eero met with the FUEL TV crew to go over the flow of the show and rap out with Pat Parnell (host of TDH) about his latest travels. The filming of the show went great with the top highlight of the show being the stories Eero shared about "Tracking Eero" the new television series kicking off on FUEL TV December 27th at 8:30pm EST/PST.
After the shoot for FUEL TV, Eero did a "30 Second MBA" segment for top business magazine Fast Company. Look for this clip to launch on Fast Company's website sometime next week.
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Sired by Belmont Stakes winner A.P. Indy and half-sister to 2006 Belmont Stakes winner Jazil, Rags to Riches has five wins
in five starts in 2007 and earnings of $1,292,528.
But just six weeks after Belmont, Rags to Riches spiked a fever while stabled at Belmont Park on New York's Long Island and
was quickly declared out of the July 21 Coaching Club American Oaks race.
Whether Rags to Riches stepped on something or just took a bad step is unknown.
Dr. Steve Allday, DVM, was called to give the horse a physical exam the next morning. While finding her generally sound and
in good condition, Allday believed it prudent to recommend she be taken to the University of Pennsylvania's New Bolton Center
for a complete physical, including a bone scan.
Nuclear scintigraphy is an effective methodology for horses where lameness is minimally detectable, cannot be localized or
remains uncertain after a common lameness exam and radiographs that determine bone damage, especially to limbs and pelvis.
A bone scan involves intravenous injection of a radioactive tracer substance, Technectium 99m, bound to a phosphate compound,
99mTc-MDP, "the bone-seeking agent," or tracer. The tracer travels first through the blood (phase 1 or vascular phase), which
may show impaired circulation in a limb; then to the soft tissues (phase 2), which may show an area of inflammation, possibly
a problem with the suspensories, a tendon; and finally to the bone, where a concentration of material indicates increased
bone metabolism/increased bone remodeling (i.e., possible fracture, stress fracture or infection).
The vascular phase is noted immediately post-injection, the soft-tissue phase within 30 minutes post-injection and the bone
phase within two to three hours. Areas that particularly absorb the material are known as "hot spots," as opposed to those
that do not, dubbed "cold spots."
The "gamma camera" takes bone images, picks up the radioactivity and notes these hot and cold areas as darker and lighter
aspects of the computer-generated images.
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Late in the day on July 13, Governor Deval Patrick vetoed over $122 million from the FY09 budget that had been sent to him by the Legislature on July 3. In addition to making the vetoes, the governor filed a bill to make supplemental appropriations.
A number of the vetoes have an impact on public education and MTA members, including:
Vetoes need to be taken up by the Legislature during a formal session. Formal sessions end for this legislative year on July 31.
The Legislature increased the base on which the retiree COLA is calculated from $12,000 to $16,000. Patrick sent the COLA section back to the Legislature with an amendment. This amendment raises the base on the COLA to $16,000 for retirees whose pensions are under $40,000, but leaves the base at $12,000 for those whose pensions are over $40,000.
The Legislature needs to first reject the amendment by a majority vote and then send this provision back to the governor to either sign or veto.
Time is short. Please call 617-722-2000 or e-mail your representative and senator today. Veto overrides must first be passed in the House by a two-thirds vote, and then the Senate must also pass them by a two-thirds vote.
The governor sent to the Legislature a supplemental budget that included $61.8 million to pay for the first year of contracts to be negotiated this year.
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Comments about Classic Simulated Leather Open Binder w/Undated Planner Pages - Black:
i love this binder but the card holder fell apart. it was glued i'm guessing and this happened in the first month and i did not make it in time to get it replaced due to moving etc. i'm very unhappy with this paret of it. the rest of it looks brand new and i do not abuse it. it simply is bad design. i would not recommend this item due to the paying for a good product and this happening. itis ugly and when you open it up you see yuck. is embarrasing for the company
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I bought this item because I am a big fan of the "7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen Covey. I am attempting to implement "First Things First" in my life, and I figured this Covey-Franklin organizer would be a good first step. Overal, I like the device and plan to use it until I get comfortable with it. Perhaps, I will grow to love it in time. However, I cannot help but observe that it is somewhat unwieldy, not easily amenable to use as a daily planner, and the writing space is small. Perhaps, my view will change over time. At a minimum, I will transfer the time-management principles to another form of portable planner that is more user-friendly.
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Minibeast Pond Safari offers students the opportunity to participate in pond dipping, use keys to explore the features of invertebrates and to identify them, recording their findings, and help them develop an awareness of habitats and invertebrate adaptations.
Encourage your students to explore what lives in a pond environment and spend some time in the Museum's beautiful Wildlife Garden this summer.
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This weeks challenge is: State or Provincial Archives
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The Cobb Board of Education has called a special meeting for next week to discuss the proposed SPLOST IV construction and maintenance project list.
The meeting is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Monday in the board room of the Cobb County School District central office, 514 Glover Street, Marietta.
The board met last week to go over a revised "notebook" (see attached PDF) totalling $717 million in proposed projects that Cobb voters may be voting on early next year.
At the end of that meeting, board member Alison Bartlett asked for another public meeting to continue finalizing the project list. The board is expected to vote later this month on whether to call for a referendum, which is likely for March 2013.
Among the major revisions is an $8.1 million theater addition at North Cobb High School.
The current SPLOST III collection period ends at the end of 2013. If the one-cent sales tax is extended by voters, the SPLOST IV funds will be collected from Jan. 1, 2013 through Dec. 31, 2018.