Sealey Universal Stretch CVJ Boot - 56-116mm

This universal CVJ boot is made from high-quality neoprene material and is suitable for use with a...

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This Sealey Universal Stretch CVJ Boot is designed for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts needing a durable and versatile solution for replacing Constant Velocity Joint boots. Its primary benefit is the universal fit, accommodating a wide range of vehicles, and its compatibility with air-operated installation tools speeds up the process. A potential caveat is the need for specialized installation tools for optimal results. Key features include high-quality neoprene construction, a comprehensive fitting kit, and a wide joint diameter range.

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Model Part NumberCV96EU
BrandSealey

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FAQs

What vehicles is this CVJ boot compatible with?

This boot is designed for universal use on most cars and car-derived vans, fitting joint diameters from 56mm to 116mm and shaft diameters from 19mm to 28mm.

Do I need special tools to install this boot?

While it can be installed manually, it is designed for optimal efficiency with air-operated CV boot installation tools. A fitting kit with clips and a cutting guide is included.

What is the boot made of?

The boot is constructed from high-quality, durable neoprene material.

Can I use this boot on a truck or larger van?

This boot is specified for cars and car-derived vans. For larger commercial vehicles, a different, larger-sized CV boot may be required.

What is included in the fitting kit?

The fitting kit typically includes the necessary retaining clips and a cutting guide to assist with installation.

How do I determine the correct size for my vehicle?

Measure the diameter of the CV joint and the shaft where the boot will attach. This boot fits joint diameters of 56-116mm and shaft diameters of 19-28mm.

Troubleshooting

Boot does not stretch enough to fit over the joint

Ensure you are using an air-operated installation tool. Verify the joint diameter is within the 56-116mm range. Check for any obstructions on the joint or shaft.

Clips do not hold the boot securely

Ensure the correct size clips are used and they are properly crimped. Double-check that the boot is seated correctly on the shaft and at the joint.

Tearing during installation

Lubricate the joint sufficiently. Use caution and appropriate tools to avoid snagging or overstretching the neoprene material.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Offers a universal fit for a wide variety of vehicles.
  • Durable neoprene construction ensures longevity.
  • Speeds up installation when used with air-operated tools.
  • Comes with essential fitting hardware, including clips and a guide.
  • Cost-effective solution for replacing damaged CV boots.

Cons

  • Requires specific air-operated installation tools for best results.
  • Installation may require some mechanical expertise.
  • Not suitable for extremely large or specialized joint sizes outside the specified range.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility:

  • This boot is designed for use on most cars and car-derived vans.
  • It accommodates CV joint diameters ranging from 56mm to 116mm.
  • It fits shaft diameters between 19mm and 28mm.
  • It is intended for use with air-operated CV boot installation tools.

Setup and Installation:

  1. Ensure the CV joint and shaft are clean before beginning.
  2. Remove the old, damaged CV boot.
  3. Using the provided cutting guide, mark and cut the new boot to the appropriate size if necessary (often minimal adjustment is needed for stretch fit).
  4. Apply grease to the CV joint.
  5. Stretch the new boot over the CV joint. For optimal results, use an air-operated installation tool to help stretch the boot over the joint.
  6. Secure the boot using the supplied clips at both the joint and shaft ends.

Care:

  • Regularly inspect CV boots for signs of wear, tears, or damage.
  • Ensure clips remain secure to prevent dust and water ingress.
  • Keep the area around the CV joint clean during maintenance.