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    Inner CV gasket(s)

    In the process of changing a front inner CV.
    The new CV came with one gasket, and according to ETKA that's ok,
    but,
    is it really only gasket between the CV-joint and the gearbox flange, NOT between the the CV-boot (X) and CV-joint (Y) ?

    CV-inner-01.jpg
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    Correct. The boot on the inner cv's are bonded to a metal sleeve which is clamped to the cv with the screws.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Tractor Dave View Post
      Correct. The boot on the inner cv's are bonded to a metal sleeve which is clamped to the cv with the screws.
      Yep, but no gasket or sealing needed between the metal sleeve (X) and the cv (Y) ?

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      • #4
        There's only one gasket as per the diagram.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Nuvo View Post
          There's only one gasket as per the diagram.
          Yep, "as per the diagram", that's why I asked ... No need for any sealing between X and Y in above image ?

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          • #6
            That's right, no sealant between X and Y, just a dry fit held in place with xzn head bolts as Dave mentions.
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            • #7
              Yup, as above

              They don't leak from there....
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