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Cadillac Fleetwood CV Boot
The component of Cadillac Fleetwood vehicles that is highly significant is the CV Boot which is responsible to safeguard the Constant Velocity (CV) Joint that is important in power transmission in Front-Wheel Drive (FWD) automobiles. The CV Boot can be described as a soft rubber or plastic that encase the lubricant that is used in the joints and also protect the joints from any influence from the outside world. The specific types vary and consist of the screw type on the outboard end and the slotted type on the inboard side of the Fleetwood vehicles. Rzeppa joint is the most used type of outboard CV Joint while tripod and double offset joints are used on the inboard side. It is required to monitor the condition of the CV Boot to avoid the failure of the CV Joint, because signs like crackles, rips or other kinds of damage of the boot result in such symptoms as the sounds in turns like popping or clunking, and vibrations during acceleration.
Each OEM Cadillac Fleetwood CV Boot we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Cadillac Fleetwood CV Boot Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: When should the CV boots be checked for damage on Cadillac Fleetwood?A: The CV (Constant Velocity) boots should be checked for damage each time the oil is changed and any other time the vehicle is raised for service. These boots keep water, grime, dirt, and other damaging matter from entering the CV-joints. Any of these could cause early CV-joint failure that can be expensive to repair. Heavy grease thrown around the inside of the front wheel(s) and on the brake caliper/drum can be an indication of a torn boot. Thoroughly check the boots for missing clamps and tears. If the boot is damaged, it should be replaced immediately.
