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DIY to replace Cayenne front axle

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DIY to replace Cayenne front axle

I am writing this DIY as I couldn’t find anywhere that described how to DIY a front left axle replacement on a 2005 Porsche Cayenne Turbo, and the minimum quote I got was over $1000. This DIY will be more or less the same for both sides. The reasons I am replacing my axle is that one of the CV boots was split when I bought the car, causing the whole corner to be coated in grease, and during some steering maneuvers I could hear grinding and moaning noises from the front left side. I am happy

 

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Thanks to Spawny Whippet for the instructions on axle removal.  

 

Over the last week I accumulated the parts and tools, and today I removed and serviced the right half-shaft on my 2004 Cayenne S.  I'll update the report when I have re-installed the axle.

 

https://rodcroskery.wordpress.com/2016/12/02/new-cv-boots-for-ruby/

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