

| Subject: | Re: steering boot replacement |
| From: | John Reynolds |
| Date: | Sun, 1 Dec 2013 13:22:33 -0800 |
> Just pop the ball joints and lube them liberally with dish detergent. The bellows will slide right over them. That's what I did. I lubed the boots with spray silicone - works great on rubber, but yes I have certainly used dish detergent many times. >A right angle pick like Sears sells will pull the open ends onto the rack and the rubber biscuit easily. I used my cotter pin puller. I think I use that for everything except cotter pins. For those, I get needle nose pliers into the hole, and then tap on the side of the pliers. Funny, I tried following instructions about getting the boot over a spray can cover and then cutting the cover - had such a hard time with that I gave up and in less than 10 seconds I had the darn thing on. Happy trails, John
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