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Track Rod End Rubber Boot

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Old Sep 19th, 2020, 14:09   #1
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Hi Everyone
The rubber boots on both track rod ends are perishing but the joints are perfect so I thought I’d just replace the covers does anyone know the size? Alternatively I will purchase the whole unit and just fit the covers.
Any input would be greatly appreciated
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Given the low cost of new high quality track rod ends where you'll have a new balljoint and boot with zero miles, I'd only ever replace the whole thing.
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On the other hand, just renewing the rubber boots means there is no chance of messing up the tracking and having to have it re-aligned. Just crack off the taper joint, fit the new boots and re-assemble. Job done.

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