CV Joint Boot Front Inner - Blue Print - ADJ138113

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The Blue Print CV Joint Boot (ADJ138113) is designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts who need to maintain the integrity of their vehicle's front drive shaft system. This high-quality bellows kit serves as a critical shield, protecting the constant velocity joint from contaminants while retaining essential lubrication for smooth power transfer. While it provides excellent durability and a precise fit, users must ensure they have the proper tools and service manual documentation to handle the complex task of axle disassembly during installation.
| Model Part Number | ADJ138113 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Blue Print |
It keeps the CV joint lubricated and prevents dirt, water, and road debris from entering and damaging the joint.
No. If the joint is already making a clicking noise, it has likely sustained internal damage and the entire CV joint assembly should be replaced.
Yes, standard Blue Print bellows kits typically come with the necessary clamping hardware to ensure a secure fit.
You should cross-reference the part number ADJ138113 with your vehicle's VIN in a parts catalog or consult a professional mechanic.
Yes, you will need a floor jack, jack stands, socket sets for axle nuts, and a CV boot clamp tensioning tool.
Ensure the CV joint has been thoroughly cleaned of old, tacky grease and use an appropriate boot installation tool or cone.
Ensure the air pressure is equalized by gently prying the edge of the boot with a screwdriver before tightening the clamps.
Installation requires removing the drive shaft from the vehicle, which typically involves disconnecting the suspension and wheel hub components. Always consult your vehicle's specific service manual for torque specifications and safety procedures.
Compatibility Note: Before purchasing, use the manufacturer's catalog or a VIN-lookup tool to confirm that part number ADJ138113 is suitable for your specific year, make, and model. Using an incorrectly sized boot will result in poor sealing and premature failure.
Care Instructions: Inspect your CV boots during every oil change or tire rotation. Look for hairline cracks, dry rotting, or signs of grease leakage. If the boot is exposed to harsh chemicals, rinse with water periodically to prevent material degradation.