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1985-2002 VW Cabrio, Cabriolet
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$42.99
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$44.78
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$41.38
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For models with 100mm CV joint. 2 kits per car.
1985-2002 VW Cabrio, Cabriolet
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$9.39
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$9.78
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$40.80
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For models with 100mm CV joints.
1985-2002 VW Cabrio, Cabriolet
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$15.59
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$16.24
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$43.88
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1985-2002 VW Cabrio, Cabriolet
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$33.99
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$35.41
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$59.80
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2 per car. Only for Models W/ Tripode CV Joints.
1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 VW Cabrio
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$14.59
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$15.20
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$84.20
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For models with 100mm CV joints. 1 kit per car.
1985-2002 VW Cabrio, Cabriolet
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$18.69
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$19.47
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$62.48

Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $9.39 and $42.99 for a VW Cabrio cv boot.

A CV boot on a VW Cabrio CV boot is a plastic or rubber protective sleeve that is used to protect the constant velocity (CV) joint on the drive axle of the vehicle. Its primary purpose is to keep the grease inside the joint while at the same time keeping dirt, water, and debris out. This protection is critical because the CV joint facilitates smooth transmission of power to the wheels, while also absorbing the suspension's vertical and steering movements.

If the boot is compromised, it can lead to joint failure, and repair would be costly. Proper checks at intervals and replacement of torn CV boots are thus critical to maintaining the performance of the vehicle and the longevity of the vehicle.

Signs of a Worn, Torn, or Faulty VW Cabrio CV Joint Boot

  • Grease spots on the wheel well or underneath the car can be a sign of a torn CV boot.
  • Clicking noises that happen while turning the car are usually a sign of some fault in the CV joint.
  • A rough vibration while driving can also signify a damaged CV joint.
  • Furthermore, any easily noticeable tears or cracks in the CV boot will be an actual sign of trouble.
  • An unusual knocking sound, particularly when accelerating, can indicate a damaged CV joint or boot.

Typical Lifespan of a VW Cabrio CV Boot

A CV boot for a VW Cabrio may have a life of 80,000 to 100,000 miles. Its life, however, depends on driving conditions and maintenance habits. It is prudent to check it every now and then for any early sign of damage or wear.

VW Cabrio CV Boots at Discounted Prices

It's a snap to buy VW Cabrio CV boots from AutohausAZ. Our low, low prices allow you to keep your car in top shape without breaking the bank. We understand the value of getting your parts to you as quickly as we can, so we ship them quickly to help get you back on the road in no time. Plus, if for any reason you need to return a part, our simple process ensures a hassle-free return. Rely on AutohausAZ for value, quality, and convenience on every visit.