Drive Shaft Boot for 2004-2011 Ford Ranger & More - Spicer 211932X

Help keep dirt, water and road grime out of the drive shaft joint with the Dana/Spicer drive shaft boot, part number 211932X. It is a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications and fits many vehicles, among them the 1999-2000 Dodge Ram 1500, 1997-2001 Jeep Wrangler and 1999-2000 Dodge Ram 2500; see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list. Spicer catalogs it for front and rear drive shaft positions, depending on the application.

A drive shaft boot covers the joint on the shaft. It shields the joint from contaminants and helps hold its lubricant in place. When a boot splits, dirt and moisture can reach the joint and grease can escape. Replacing a damaged boot is intended to protect the joint it covers.

• Genuine Spicer: Dana handles design, engineering, testing and manufacturing together, so each step supports the next.
• OE-level engineering: Dana-made Spicer components are designed and tested to match or surpass OE requirements and the performance of the original factory driveline component.
• Strength and durability: Tested for reliability and built with strength and durability for long service.
• Engineering-approved: Dana engineering approves it for fit, form and function.

Signs a boot may need replacing include visible tears, cracks or splits, and grease flung onto nearby underbody components. Inspect the joint as well before you install a new boot, because contamination may already have worn it. Engine-specific fitment details for each vehicle are in the Buyer's Guide tab.