What is a ball joint dust cover?
What is a ball joint dust cover?
Made from the same high-quality compound as our CV and Steering rack boots the Ball Joint Covers are flexible and extremely hardwearing. The innovative design and shape ensure that the maximum number of ball joints are covered from only 4 sizes. Profitable – minimal stock investment required.
Are ball joints a MOT failure?
When the ball joint wears it will become loose in it’s housing which may cause it to rattle and as a result the suspension may become out of alignment. Ball joints are checked when the car is taken for an MOT and excessive wear can result in an MOT failure.
What are ball joint boots made of?
A ball joint consists of a bearing stud and socket enclosed in a casing; all these parts are made of steel. The bearing stud is tapered and threaded, and fits into a tapered hole in the steering knuckle.
How much does a ball joint repair cost?
A ball joint parts cost for most cars is usually around $80 – $150 each, but it can cost as high as $350 each in some luxury or performance cars. Meanwhile, labor cost is usually around $250 – $300. However, sometimes they can be as cheap as $150 depending on the repair shop’s labor rates.
Are there any universal ball joint dust boots?
Made with high-quality materials, these boots are an effective replacement solution. If you are having trouble finding a replacement ball joint dust boot, don’t panic. We likely have a universal ball joint dust boot that will work. Our parts experts know 4X4s inside-out.
How many sizes are in the ball joint dust cover pack?
Available in 2 sizes, each pack contains all 4 sizes of Ball Joint Dust Cover plus the easifit tool. SUBSCRIBE Get the latest updates and offers. Copyright © (2020) bailcast | All Right Reserved.
What are rubber dust boots used for?
It is also a machine that requires protection from dust, dirt, debris and other trail hazards. For control, your rig relies on its ball joints. To keep dirt and debris away, your vehicle’s manufacturer installed rubber dust boots. Unfortunately, over time, these boots can crack, weaken or fail completely.
Do I need to replace the ball joint cover?
Whilst some spare part distributors/suppliers would advise the replacement of the full ball joint, if the cover is split, in a lot of instances this isn’t either necessary or cost effective. Replacing the cover is a simple job especially when using the Easifit tool.
