where do magnetic fields come from?
you can bye a split boot kit and replace it and you wont have to take out the full axle
Comes from accelerating electric fields. A charged particle for instance with a constant acceleration (Moving in a circular motion) will generate a constant magnetic field. The direction and strength of the fields is represented by what is call the magnetic dipole moment. There are no other sources of magnetic field (In main stream physics). But there are particles that theoretically can create there own magnetic field (Magnetic monopoles) but these have never been observed (From what i understand).
replace the axle cause by the time you take it apart and clean it,grease it and buy a new boot you could of put a little extra money and bought a rebuilt or new axle.and you can get it all apart and find out that the cv joint its self is messed up
I would recommend to replace the complete axle assembly , but the other side should not be replaced if it is in good condition.
i could heavily question the accuracy, of insinuating that the theoretical molten iron middle on the middle of the earth, is the 'reason' of the earth's magnetic field. think of roughly this, what's between the final uncomplicated a thank you to get rid of magnetism from an iron rod ---- warmth! edit: redlt1 q1) How do you recognize the middle is molten? q2) How do you recognize this is spinning at a various proportional value than the different 'layers' of the earth? q3) How can molten iron generate magnetism whilst this is rather straightforward that warmth destroys magnetism? this fall) How can molten iron create magnetism whilst it this is 'colliding' with itself, whilst this is rather straightforward that magnetism would be destroyed by utilising 'beating/banging' on iron?
