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How To Repair Torn Ball Joint Boot. 148k views 8 years ago. I teach high school automotives and while. Thoroughly clean the old grease from the ball joint. I noticed some very small stress/dry rot cracks on the boots of the upper ball joints on my truck. A simple & cheap way to seal any ball and socket type joint after the boot has been compromised. They do not go all the way through. Those boots do not keep out moisture and grit, so it'll. Also, clean the groove at the ball joint base that the boot sits in. Replace the boot now instead of the hole joint a couple months. Easy way to repair boots with minor damage on tie rod ends and ball joints.more. Unless that tie rod is greasable, you're better off just replacing it. Pack the ball joint with. You will be replacing it with fresh grease. Ball joint boots can be replaced as a standalone repair, without the need to replace the entire ball joint. You should be able to buy a new boot for it at your local parts store.

I teach high school automotives and while. Thoroughly clean the old grease from the ball joint. Easy way to repair boots with minor damage on tie rod ends and ball joints.more. Sadly, once the boot is torn, you can't really patch or repair them, as whatever repair you make will be weak and tear again. Pack the ball joint with. I noticed some very small stress/dry rot cracks on the boots of the upper ball joints on my truck. 148k views 8 years ago. Ball joint boots can be replaced as a standalone repair, without the need to replace the entire ball joint. They do not go all the way through. Also, clean the groove at the ball joint base that the boot sits in.

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How To Repair Torn Ball Joint Boot I teach high school automotives and while. Replace the boot now instead of the hole joint a couple months. Easy way to repair boots with minor damage on tie rod ends and ball joints.more. They do not go all the way through. Pack the ball joint with. You should be able to buy a new boot for it at your local parts store. You will be replacing it with fresh grease. Ball joint boots can be replaced as a standalone repair, without the need to replace the entire ball joint. Sadly, once the boot is torn, you can't really patch or repair them, as whatever repair you make will be weak and tear again. Those boots do not keep out moisture and grit, so it'll. I noticed some very small stress/dry rot cracks on the boots of the upper ball joints on my truck. A simple & cheap way to seal any ball and socket type joint after the boot has been compromised. Also, clean the groove at the ball joint base that the boot sits in. Thoroughly clean the old grease from the ball joint. Unless that tie rod is greasable, you're better off just replacing it. I teach high school automotives and while.