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Genuine Volkswagen Cabrio Rack and Pinion Boot
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Volkswagen Cabrio Boot Part Number: 357-422-831-B
$30.00 MSRP: $50.00You Save: $20.00 (40%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Volkswagen Cabrio Boot Part Number: 1H1-419-523-A
$40.07 MSRP: $55.65You Save: $15.58 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysVolkswagen Cabrio Boot Part Number: 1H0-422-831-B
$64.78 MSRP: $90.74You Save: $25.96 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Volkswagen Cabrio Rack and Pinion Boot
Choose OEM Rack and Pinion Boot for superior quality and long-lasting durability. They match the Volkswagen's factory specifications exactly and pass strict quality control. If you plan to replace Rack and Pinion Boot on your Cabrio, put OEM at the top of your list. You'll get the right fit, reliable performance, and peace of mind. We stock an extensive inventory of genuine Volkswagen Cabrio parts. It is easy to find what you need. You will love our competitive prices that help you save. No more hassle with returns or guesswork. Every part includes a warranty straight from the manufacturer. Get trusted quality, strong durability, and real value today.
Volkswagen Cabrio Rack and Pinion Boot Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to properly install a new Rack and Pinion Boot on a tie-rod end on Volkswagen Cabrio?A:Take out the tie-rod end and indicate the proper position of the boot installed in the tie-rod. Unscrew the retaining clamps and move the boot to the side of the rack and pinion boot and tie-rod end. Clean the tie-rod and rack and pinion boot, and remove all traces of corrosion, burrs, or sharp edges which might cut the sealing lips of the new boot when fitting. Take the old boot and scrape off all of the grease on the old boot and apply it to the tie-rod inner balljoint using a fresh supply of grease in case there is any doubt of contamination. Install the new boot by sliding it on the tie-rod end and fitting into the rack and pinion boot, making sure that the outer edge fits in the mark made on the tie-rod and the boot is not twisted.To maintain the same air pressure in the outer sealing lip of the boot, lift the outer sealing lip and then hold the outer sealing lip in place with new retaining clamp(s). When using crimped type clamps, simply grab the clamp tighter and find the hooks in their slots and get any slackness out by pressing the raised part of the clip, with side cutters, but not by cutting the clip. Lastly, fit the tie-rod end.
