Rear driveline slip joint boot

black pearl

black pearl

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I'm probably being overly paranoid but I'm looking for the boot for my factory rear driveline as mine got ripped off on my last outing and a new driveline isn't in the budget at the moment 16 rubicon manual I'm in the Bay Area California


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scull20

scull20

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...is it TOTALLY ripped off, or just torn? If it's torn, deal with it until it actually becomes a problem like I am. In the amount of time it'll take before it's an issue you can save for a new rear DS.

I believe qtech sells the boot replacement kits. You'll have to drop the shaft and pull the ends apart to get the boot on I believe. More trouble than it's worth if you ask me.
 
black pearl

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scull20 said:
...is it TOTALLY ripped off, or just torn? If it's torn, deal with it until it actually becomes a problem like I am. In the amount of time it'll take before it's an issue you can save for a new rear DS.

I believe qtech sells the boot replacement kits. You'll have to drop the shaft and pull the ends apart to get the boot on I believe. More trouble than it's worth if you ask me.
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It's all the way off. It caught on my evap skid just pealed right off


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WJCO

WJCO

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A local drive shaft shop should have one and may be nice enough to put it on for you.
 
JAGS

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As noted, you can buy a replacement boot kit. Catching the boot is pretty easy, especially if you wheel in the rocks. You'll be fine for a little while, but don't wait long enough that the grease dries up or your DS will/could seize up.

I try to keep a few stock rear DS on hand in the garage just for this reason. And carry a trail spare on runs.
 
black pearl

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JAGS said:
As noted, you can buy a replacement boot kit. Catching the boot is pretty easy, especially if you wheel in the rocks. You'll be fine for a little while, but don't wait long enough that the grease dries up or your DS will/could seize up.

I try to keep a few stock rear DS on hand in the garage just for this reason. And carry a trail spare on runs.
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Yeah I do a lot of rocks I regressed the driveline a couple days after it happened... just thought I would put it out there if someone had parts they were getting rid of


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