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Honda CR-V Boot Set, Outboard (Gkn)
Part Number: 42018-T1G-E01$38.63 MSRP: $54.57You Save: $15.94 (30%)
Honda CR-V Boot Set, Outboard (Gkn)
Part Number: 42018-SCA-E21$39.57 MSRP: $55.88You Save: $16.31 (30%)
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Honda CR-V CV Boot
The CV Boot in Honda CR-V vehicles is one of the important part which protects the CV Joint by holding good quantity of Grease and does not allows any foreign material to enter it. Several types used on CR-V automobiles are, fixed joints which are at the outermost end and plunging joints on the inner end. The outer joints move more rotationally and the inboard joints provide for changes in shaft length as the suspension moves. Whereas Rzeppa joints are installed on outboard side, tripod and double offset joints are fitted on the inboard side. It is recommended that the state of the CV Boot be checked periodically since worn boots contribute to a range of problems like noise and vibrations during acceleration due to CV Joint failure.
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Honda CR-V CV Boot Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to check and replace CV Boot for the Honda CR-V?A: To check if the vehicle is safe and functional, you should focus on its steering, suspension and undercarriage. Another way to know if there are issues with the bearings, joints or steering gear is to rock the steering wheel back and forth. Your shock absorbers should be checked for bouncing excessively and leakage of any fluid. Bolts that have become loose, broken pieces or wear on steering and suspension components needs to be examined. Check ball joints for wear and tear and control arm bushings for deterioration. Test drive axle boots for cracks, tears, or loose clamps.
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