Beck/Arnley CV Joint Boot Kit P/N:103-2968

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$27.99
MPN: 103-2968
Item Package Code: EA
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Beck/Arnley CV Joint Boot Kit P/N:103-2968
Beck/Arnley CV Joint Boot Kit P/N:103-2968
$27.99

Seal out grit and keep your CV joint packed with grease using the Beck/Arnley CV Joint Boot Kit 103-2968 (also written 1032968). This front inner boot kit is application-specific — not universal — and installs on the front inner CV joint of vehicles like the 2003-2009 Acura MDX, 2005-2015 Honda Pilot, 2006-2014 Honda Ridgeline, 2007-2012 Nissan Altima, and 2005-2012 Toyota Avalon. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list of covered applications and engine details.

  • Complete kit: includes the boot, grease, and clamps to re-seal a torn or cracked front inner CV joint boot.
  • Extreme-pressure grease: the supplied grease includes an extreme pressure additive.
  • Application specific: matched to your vehicle rather than a universal fit, following OE form, fit and function.
  • Install note: not intended for installation tools that stretch the small end of the boot over the CV joint.

A CV boot keeps grease in and dirt and moisture out of the constant-velocity joint. Signs the boot may need replacing include cracked or split rubber, grease slung around the inner joint area, or clicking from a joint that has lost its lubrication. If a torn front inner boot is the cause, this kit re-seals the joint.

Frequently Asked Questions

What comes in this kit?

The kit includes the CV joint boot, grease, and clamps. The supplied grease contains an extreme pressure additive.

Is this a universal boot?

No. It is application specific for your vehicle, not universal, and follows OE form, fit and function. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm it matches your vehicle.

Which CV joint does this fit?

It is cataloged for the front inner position. Confirm your application on the Buyer's Guide tab before ordering.

How do I know my boot needs replacing?

Common signs include cracked or split boot rubber, grease flung around the joint, or clicking from a joint that has lost lubrication.

Are there any installation cautions?

Yes. This boot is not intended for installation tools that stretch the small end of the boot over the CV joint. Follow the vehicle service procedure.