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Axle Shaft - Rear
1989 Mazda 929 Axle Shaft, CV Boot
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OEM 1989 Mazda 929 Parts for Axle Shaft - Rear
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Axle Shaft, CV Boot Installation and Repair Tips for 1989 Mazda 929
- Q:Are the left and right rear Axle Shaft, Axle Shaft Seal and Wheel Bearing, and what is the proper procedure for their removal and installation on 1989 Mazda 929?A:Left and right rear axle shafts differ; remove one at a time. Remove wheel, brake assembly, backing plate and bearing retainer, withdraw axle shaft and install with greased oil seal and proper shims; ensure spline engagement. For 4WD, 929 and RX-7 follow model-specific removal, bearing/seal replacement, and reassembly procedures.
- Q:Should the CV Boot be inspected for damage during oil changes and vehicle servicing on 1989 Mazda 929?A:During the change of oils and servicing of the vehicle, CV boots must be inspected against damage, since it shields the CV joints against materials that may damage them leading to their failure. The front wheel and brake caliper have grease as signs of a ripped boot. Check that there are no clamps and tears and change any damaged boots as soon as possible.