Genuine Toyota Avalon CV Boot

Toyota Avalon CV Boot Parts Questions & Answers

• Front Cv Joint Boot, Right
  04438-07010
  Q: How to remove and inspect a driveaxle boot on Toyota Avalon and Toyota Solara?

  A: To remove and inspect a CV boot, first, remove it and mount it in a vise with wood-lined jaws. Check the CV joint for excessive play and smooth operation throughout the full range of motion. If a boot is torn, disassemble the joint, clean the components, and inspect for damage. To disassemble, cut the boot clamps, remove the clamps and boots, and remove the tripod joint snap-ring with snap-ring pliers. Use a hammer and brass punch to drive the tripod joint from the drive axle. Clean all components and inspect for wear. To reassemble, wrap the splines on the inner end of the Axle Shaft with tape, slide the clamps and boots onto the axle shaft, and install a new snap ring. Apply grease to the tripod assembly and inside the housing, insert the tripod into the housing, and pack the remainder of the grease around the tripod. Slide the boots into place, adjust the CV axle to standard length specifications, equalize the pressure in the boot, and tighten the boot clamps.
• Front Cv Joint Boot, Right
  04438-06050
  Q: Why are driveaxle boots important on Toyota Avalon and Toyota Solara?

  A: First of all, it is vital to note that the CV boots are important because they stop dirt and debris from damaging the joints. Inspect the boots for tears and cracks as well as loose clamps. Also, you can flex the CV boots by hand to check for tears, cracks, and leaking grease.
• Front Cv Joint Boot Kit, In Outboard, Right
  04427-07060
  Q: How to inspect the CV Boot,steering and suspension components of a Toyota Avalon and Toyota Solara?

  A: Check for free play in the steering wheel, indicating worn components. Symptoms like body movement, swaying, and binding may suggest faulty steering or suspension. Test shock absorbers by pushing on each vehicle corner. Inspect tires for wear and proper inflation. Check the universal joint for leakage and damage. Inspect the steering linkage and components for looseness or damage. With help, check steering components for movement and binding. Test ball joints for wear and replace if needed. Check ball joint and CV boot for damage or leakage.