Inner CV/Driveshaft Boot

[Scottland]

I found today my Inner CV/Driveshaft boot is FUBAR, looks like all of the gunk has gone too

Am I looking to have to replace the shaft too or will I be able just get away with the boot? What am I looking at for parts + labour for both eventualities?

Ta

 

[Kris86]

cheaper to replace the lower arm rather than fuk around with the cv boot. Do it yourself its easy hah. i got my lower arm from renault for £30 or so, but my uncle said he couldnt got it for alot cheaper after i got it

 

[sideways danny]

cheaper to replace the lower arm rather than fuk around with the cv boot. Do it yourself its easy hah. i got my lower arm from renault for £30 or so, but my uncle said he couldnt got it for alot cheaper after i got it

lower arm has nothing to do with the CV joint or driveshaft



Inner CV boot is a pain in the arse, it's not a servicable item due to how it's assembled. Havn't worked out a relaible repair yet, but I'm trying to find something. New driveshaft is the only way TBH

 

[Scottland]

lower arm has nothing to do with the CV joint or driveshaft



Inner CV boot is a pain in the arse, it's not a servicable item due to how it's assembled. Havn't worked out a relaible repair yet, but I'm trying to find something. New driveshaft is the only way TBH

Thought that could be the case, what am I looking at for a driveshaft? About £90 + labour?

 

[Jungle_Jim]

if the boot hasnt split then you can try and repack it with grease and put a jubilee clip on it to stop it coming off, if your cv joint has been exposed without grease for a while though it could have cause damaged to the joint

 

[dave1980]

might need this one too.

 

[Paul RN]

How much is a new drive shaft + fitting?