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This guide is for vehicle owners and mechanics seeking information on the Bailcast Universal CV Boot Kit (CV96). This kit offers a versatile, cut-to-size design for a wide range of vehicles, simplifying inventory management and reducing the need for multiple boot types. While the kit's universal nature provides significant convenience, proper measurement and fitting are crucial for optimal performance and longevity.
| Model Part Number | CV96 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bailcast |
The Bailcast Universal CV Boot Kit (CV96) fits most cars, some 4x4s, and light commercial vehicles. Verify the joint measurements (shaft, joint, and length) match the kit specifications before installation.
The kit includes the CV Boot, a Grease Sachet, and Small and Large Ear Clamps.
The kit includes step-by-step instructions. It can be fitted to trilobal/tripod joints using the provided method, the conventional cone method, or stretched using Duragun or Duralec tools for faster fitting.
You need to check the shaft diameter (ø18-26mm), joint diameter (ø56-116mm), and the length (58-128mm) of your CV joint.
Inspect the installation for errors. Ensure the boot is not overstretched and is properly aligned. Also, check for any sharp objects that might be causing the damage. Consider replacing both the boot and the joint.
Regularly inspect the boots during routine vehicle maintenance, and especially after off-road use, for any signs of damage like cracks or tears. Replace if needed.
Ensure the boot is correctly installed, not overstretched, and properly aligned. Inspect for any sharp edges or debris that may be causing the damage. If damage persists, the CV joint itself may be faulty and need replacement.
Check the CV boot for any signs of damage or leaks. Ensure adequate grease is present within the joint. Also, verify that the boot is not rubbing against any vehicle components. Replace the boot and re-grease the joint if necessary.
