How do you remove the steering gear boots?

To begin removing the rack and pinion boots, first loosen the wheel lug nuts then jack up the front of your vehicle using jackstands. Remove the wheels to be able to disconnect the tie-rod ends from the tie-rods. Then cut off boot clamps and throw them away. Remember where alignment marks on boots and rack and pinion are located. Remove boots. In order to install new boots, start by placing a new clamp on inner end of boot. Apply multi-purpose grease in groove on tie rod as well as mounting grooves in rack and pinion. Align mark with marker put on boot for ease of sliding it on housing for rack and pinion. Be sure that boot is not twisted while tightening a new inner clamp using crimping tool on clamps. Lastly, install outer clamps securely by tightening them properly.Installing these parts can finish with reinstalling tie rod ends.Recheck front end alignment finally making necessary adjustments if needed.

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Chevrolet Trailblazer Rack and Pinion Boot

The Rack and Pinion Boot of Chevrolet Trailblazer vehicles provide protection through rubber layer that wants to cover the risks of contaminants from directly affecting the rack and pinion system. Thus, the boot, sealing both ends of the rack, performs the function of protecting from possible damage and failure. Despite the differences between the types or styles of Rack and Pinion Boots for a certain model of Trailblazer that may have changed over the years, the function does not change- to protect the steering rack and keep it performing at its optimal. It is thus advisable to inspect and service the Rack and Pinion Boot fairly often so as to prevent the development of more severe problems that would hinder the smooth handling of the vehicle's steering wheel.

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Chevrolet Trailblazer Rack and Pinion Boot Parts Questions & Experts Answers

Boot Kit,Steering Gear
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Q: How do you remove the steering gear boots?
A: To begin removing the rack and pinion boots, first loosen the wheel lug nuts then jack up the front of your vehicle using jackstands. Remove the wheels to be able to disconnect the tie-rod ends from the tie-rods. Then cut off boot clamps and throw them away. Remember where alignment marks on boots and rack and pinion are located. Remove boots. In order to install new boots, start by placing a new clamp on inner end of boot. Apply multi-purpose grease in groove on tie rod as well as mounting grooves in rack and pinion. Align mark with marker put on boot for ease of sliding it on housing for rack and pinion. Be sure that boot is not twisted while tightening a new inner clamp using crimping tool on clamps. Lastly, install outer clamps securely by tightening them properly.Installing these parts can finish with reinstalling Tie Rod Ends.Recheck front end alignment finally making necessary adjustments if needed.