2. Check for cracks in the covers and loose clamps. If defects are found, replace the covers (see subsection 7.9).
2. Check for cracks in the covers and loose clamps. If defects are found, replace the covers (see subsection 7.9).
Checking axle shaft covers [Toyota 4Runner N120]
1. The covers prevent dust, dirt and water from getting into the CV joints, which cause the joints to break down. It is recommended to wash the covers with a soap solution.
2. Check for cracks in the covers and loose clamps. If defects are found, replace the covers (see subsection 7.9).
2. Check for cracks in the covers and loose clamps. If defects are found, replace the covers (see subsection 7.9).
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