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Old 03-03-2006, 04:30 AM   #1
riverrat321
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Default Laser KF CV joints & Engine mounts

Hi guys. I recently purchased an auto KF Laser with 318,000 k's for my girlfriend. Its got 7 mths rego and I payed $1,380. It has the folloeing problems though that I need to fix.

CV joints are worn - heavy clicking when wheel turned hard.

Engine Mounts need replacing - Heavy vibration when in gear at ideling speeds. If I give it a little gas at ideling speeds the vibration goes away. I was nearly going to bump up the idle speed as a temporary fix.

My question is can I fix these conditions myself? I have an engine lifter and am semi mechanically minded. I work on boats a little but not really cars so i'm new to this.

I work night shift and sleep through the day so I haven't had a chance to speak to a mechanic.

Any Idea what it will cost to fix these conditions?

Any ideas will be greatly appreciated. Thanks...

PS... Could this be done with second hand parts???

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