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Your inner and outer rear Constant Velocity (CV) axle boots are just fine. If they were torn and leaking fluid, you would be able to tell.
When a boot like that tears, the grease inside gets slung above and below when the vehicle is in motion. |
You're good. Everything looks good. Think that someone may be screwing with you. One of your friends may have rolled the bearing under your car to drive you crazy. I have friends like that. :icon14: :eek: :rofl2:
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Could be kids messing with a slingshot as well , we used to use big BB as ammo and those things can go a long way
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As others have said if you had a failing CV joint or bearing you'd be hearing grinding/rumbling/popping when you put load on the drive train. And there would likely be a greasy mess somewhere, but your car is bone dry. All the boots look intact as well. Keep calm and drive on.
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Thanks guys!
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This is not from your car as your pictures prove. A ball bearing of that size would cause serious damage to a person, pet property etc. If flung with a slingshot. Maybe hang on to it in case something comes up in your neighborhood.
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