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Old 12-21-2013, 04:08 AM
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Mine were vibrating at similar mileage. Swapped then around and obviously fixed it as the left cup was heavily worn

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Mine at 70k were in perfect condition, so its luck of the draw and i think how thick or well the case hardening of the internal surfaces was. I still swapped them.

Don't forget to use the correct grease when you re-fit them , proper extreme pressure CV grease, and make sure the boots are in good condition.
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Old 12-21-2013, 04:30 PM
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Is it possible to get new ones?
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Yes. £240 each from Honda.

Not sure about the US aftermarket upgrades that are online. ($150 each ) as I haven't seen any reviews.
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Have read about rear hub nuts coming loose
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Originally Posted by noodels
Have read about rear hub nuts coming loose
This has been done recently
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I wouldn't investigate further til you have replaced the slave cylinder.

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Originally Posted by loftust
I wouldn't investigate further til you have replaced the slave cylinder.

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This is my thinking also
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