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Pdlewis

posted on 5/3/08 at 11:45 AM Reply With Quote
CV Boot Kit

Hi,

Does anyone have a good supplier of CV boot kits? I figure i may as well replace them while they are on the floor but my local motor factors want £7 a boot and the bay of e isnt coming up with much

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Hammerhead

posted on 5/3/08 at 11:48 AM Reply With Quote
mnr sorted me out






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Mr Whippy

posted on 5/3/08 at 11:52 AM Reply With Quote
if you get really cheap boots the rubber will rot within a year, split, throw grease all over the place and you'll have to change them whilest still on the car.

I'll spend the little extra and buy good quality ones from Ford etc.

[Edited on 5/3/08 by Mr Whippy]





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Pdlewis

posted on 5/3/08 at 12:05 PM Reply With Quote
I dont know why i always forget ford £5 a boot but they dont come with grease (cant be that hard to get) and my coz works for ford so should be some discount involved
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nick205

posted on 5/3/08 at 12:49 PM Reply With Quote
In my experience, the Ford kit came complete with grease, rubber boot, metal bands and most importantly replacement metal covers. The motor factor kits don't have the metal covers and as you have to wreck these to remove them and do the job properly is a bit daft really.

Also IIRC the Ford kits were actually cheaper than the motor factor ones too.

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Pdlewis

posted on 5/3/08 at 06:01 PM Reply With Quote
which metal covers do you mean? im just trying to work out how you get the boot into the middle
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Stuart_B

posted on 5/3/08 at 07:29 PM Reply With Quote
I went a got a cheap kit, and it did not come with the metal bit.
Hope the picture helps.

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Pdlewis

posted on 5/3/08 at 08:00 PM Reply With Quote
Last stupid question how do you get that bit off?
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Stuart_B

posted on 5/3/08 at 08:26 PM Reply With Quote
If you got the ford sierra owners workshop, manual it is page 211 foward.

if not: Cut the metal with a hacksaw around the circumference and then down the middle, then using a pair of pilers pell back the cover.

If you need some more infromation just ask.

stuart

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nick205

posted on 6/3/08 at 03:47 PM Reply With Quote
Check out previous thredas on this interesting subject....

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=11231

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