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To have the dealer do both sides could be as much as $800 all included.
A car-x or similar shop would probably do the job for less.
I've done the job (both sides) for as little as $140+pizza+beer (all included)... it all depends on how handy you and/or your friends are with a wrench.
A car-x or similar shop would probably do the job for less.
I've done the job (both sides) for as little as $140+pizza+beer (all included)... it all depends on how handy you and/or your friends are with a wrench.
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A good bet is to purchased remanufactured axle half shafts. They cost a little more, but installation is far easier than working on the actual CV joints. Probably my ages showing agian, but I prefer 'plug and play" to the adventure. If you are careful to support the car and only take apart one side at a time, most handy mechanics can do this. You will need to pay for an alignment afterwards if you disconnect the struts to gain access to the axles.
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