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Genuine Chrysler PT Cruiser CV Boot
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Chrysler PT Cruiser BOOTKIT-HALFSHAFT
Part Number: 5018064AA$48.21 MSRP: $61.35You Save: $13.14 (22%)
Chrysler PT Cruiser Boot Kit-Half Shaft
Part Number: 5102446AA$12.24 MSRP: $15.57You Save: $3.33 (22%)
Chrysler PT Cruiser CV Boot
The CV Boot of Chrysler PT Cruiser vehicles is one of the main components which are aimed at protecting the CV joints, which play a significant role in transferring the power from Chrysler PT Cruiser transaxle to the wheels. This flexible rubber or plastic boot keeps the required amount of lubricant for the CV joints while simultaneously denying entrance to dust and dirt hence enhancing the efficiency of the CV joints. Chrysler PT Cruiser models use CV joint known as Rzeppa joint for the outer ends and tripod or double offset joints for the internal CV joint. The outer CV joints move at high angles and the inboard joints accept shifts in shaft length on suspension movement. Closely inspecting the CV Boot is necessary because if it is split or has wears and tears like cracks, the CV joint can be affected and this affects works of any car.
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Chrysler PT Cruiser CV Boot Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What is the importance of inspecting driveaxle boots and how should they be inspected on Chrysler PT Cruiser?A:If the CV Boots are damaged, letting grease out and water and dirt in, serious and costly damage can occur to the CV joints. The boots should be inspected very carefully at the recommended intervals or anytime the vehicle is raised. Raise the front of the vehicle and support it securely on jackstands. Place the transaxle in Neutral. While rotating the wheels, inspect the four CV Boots, two on each driveaxle, very carefully for cracks, tears, holes, deteriorated rubber and loose or missing clamps. Check the inner and outer boot on each driveaxle for cracks or leaking grease. If the boots are dirty, wipe them clean before beginning the inspection. If damage or deterioration is evident, replace the boots and check the CV joints for damage. Place the transaxle in Park or in gear as applicable and lower the vehicle.
