Hey, I have a friend who needs to replace one of his CV boots, where could he get a new one?
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Where to get a CV boot?
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That common eh? Well alrighty then 
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Oriellys usually has a bigger selection of universal, but if you want OEM Fit, Toyotas the best place you can find one. Usually you can get the Universals that only require a phillips or flat screw driver to install.
I can try and find a part number for Oreillys though
I can try and find a part number for Oreillys though
for the good set.
its like a pincher thing
some other universals use regular hose clamps which are not that great.
Toyota sells a "boot kit" for the front axles, it includes a pair of boots, all the bands, and tubes of special CV grease to service the axles. You don't really HAVE to have the special pliers, but they really do help to get the bands good and tight. It's a messy job, make sure you have lots of rags and a big piece of cardboard to work on.
The other option is to find someone that's either parting out or doing a SAS on an IFS rig and buy the shafts.
The other option is to find someone that's either parting out or doing a SAS on an IFS rig and buy the shafts.
Nikon, I guess.Are you offering it to me, or Nikon? I could use one, but let me come home from vacation, first. I'll see if I have any money left over.
the shafts are the same length on both sides i think.
I dont see why both of you cant buy one
i dont know how much. seems like a dollar a pound with some stuff.
there is a thread on pirate with many many parts listed with weight for the purpose of shipping. i will see what I can come up with...
this is the thread:
Ultimate Toyota equipment weights - Pirate4x4.Com Bulletin Board
it says 19 pounds
probably about 22 bucks to ship. remember gotta put it in a box to ship it
Ultimate Toyota equipment weights - Pirate4x4.Com Bulletin Board
it says 19 pounds
probably about 22 bucks to ship. remember gotta put it in a box to ship it
That's a very fair price for both of them.
Quick easy way to pack them for shipping: go to a carpet store and ask them to save you one of the stiff cardboard tubes they roll the new carpet up on. Slice off enough to hold the shaft, stuff it in with a bunch of newspaper, lots of strapping tape.
Quick easy way to pack them for shipping: go to a carpet store and ask them to save you one of the stiff cardboard tubes they roll the new carpet up on. Slice off enough to hold the shaft, stuff it in with a bunch of newspaper, lots of strapping tape.