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Dodge Caravan Boot Package, Inner (See Note)
Part Number: 4641337$27.90 MSRP: $35.51You Save: $7.61 (22%)
Dodge Caravan CV Boot
The CV Boot of Dodge Caravan vehicles is an assembly that is meant to shield the Constant Velocity (CV) joints that confer power from the transaxle to the wheels. This flexible rubber or plastic boot hold the required lubricant for the CV joint and also keeps the dirt and dust away from the joint to work perfectly. Different kinds of CV joints are used in Dodge Caravan models, Rzeppa joints for the outer ends while using tripod or double offset joints at the inner ends. Different types of CV joints are used in the car, and each has specific property in the function, the outer CV joints work at higher angles of deflection, while the inboard CV joints deal with changes in length of the CV shaft due to suspension movement. The proper inspection of CV Boot should be conducted frequently because cracking or tearing of the boot may hinder CV joint from operating and hence affecting the functionality of the vehicle.
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Dodge Caravan CV Boot Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to check CV Boot on Dodge Caravan?A: First of all, check for steering-free play by rocking the wheel gently. Test shock absorbers by pushing down on each corner and check for fluid leakage. Check the steering linkage, tie-rod ends, ball joints, and suspension arm bushings for looseness, damage, or wear. Inspect the CV boots for damage, as they protect the CV joints.
