Checking axle shaft covers (Mitsubishi Colt 2)

1. The covers protect the CV joint from dirt and foreign particles.

23.2 Pull apart the folds of the cover and check for cracks or signs of leakage

2. Inspect the covers for cracks or tears and check that the clamps (23.2) are securely tightened.

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