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Torn CV Boot

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CowPimp

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Aug 4, 2002
Silver Spring, Maryland
My front left inner CV boot has a tear in it. I would like to fix it as soon as possible so that I don't have to replace the axle. It isn't clicking yet, so my hopes are that I can get away with just the boot. I have a few questions about it:

Are the outer and inner CV boots different? On Autozone's website, I can't seem to locate an inner CV boot, but I can easily locate the outer CV boot.

Is this a repair that requires a lift?

If not, then what tools will I need to complete the job myself?

Could someone perhaps direct me to an article about this? I've done some searching, but didn't really find any detailed information about replacing a CV boot.

Is this something you think I could do myself? My knowledge of repairs is limited. All I can really do is change some fluids and do a tuneup.
 
No the inner and outer cv boots are not the same. I went to Carquest and bought the universal boots for mine, you can get the inner and outer in those. I rebuilt the driver and passenger side axles with no problems. If you have a NAPA or something like that in your area see if they have them, or see if the dealer has them.
 
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