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Dodge Daytona Boot Pkg Boot Pkg Front Wheel
Part Number: 4367010$33.67 MSRP: $42.84You Save: $9.17 (22%)
Dodge Daytona CV Boot
The CV Boot in Dodge Daytona cars is very essential because it is the guard of Constant Velocity (CV) joints, which is important in passing on the power from the transaxle to the cars wheels. This is a flexible rubber or plastic boot which holds the required lubricant for the CV joints and at the same time does not allow the dirt and all sorts of debris troubling the assembly. While and outer CV joints, for instance, also called the Rzeppa joints are attuned on Dodge Daytona models while the inner ends comprise tripod or even double offset joints. The outer CV joints run at more aggressive angles where the inboard joints take care of changes in the shaft length due to suspension movement. It's good practice to have the CV Boot checked regularly since it is vulnerable to degradation over time which may result in a failure of the joints, there will be some noises or vibrations when operating the vehicle. In general, the CV Boot is needed for the efficiency of the Dodge Daytona's drivetrain, thus implying that it has an important role in the car's functioning.
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Dodge Daytona CV Boot Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to replace a CV joint boot on Dodge Daytona?A: To replace a CV Boot, remove the drive axle and disassemble the CV joint. Remove the old boot and inspect the joint. Pack the new boot with lubricant and secure it, aligning it with marks. Also, utilize a special tool to tighten the clamps.
