American Motors Eagle CV Joint Boot

The American Motors Eagle was introduced to the market in 1979 and was discontinued in 1987. It had remarkable performance and quality at the time. Classic parts like the Eagle CV joint boot parts contribute to its success. Some trucks have CV joints as well, but they are not as common. Mostly every front-wheel-drive car has four CV joints. The Eagle CV joint boot is quite durable and can be used for a long time.

Eagle stands out for great parts. However, consumers need new CV joint boot parts if these parts are worn or damaged. The removal of the Eagle CV joint boot is as follows: Raise and support the vehicle, then remove the wheels (if needed) and the metal clamps at the ends of the CV axle, next cut off the rubber boot, or simply pull it off the axle. Signs of a worn-out Eagle CV joint boot include popping noise when the wheel is turned and vibrations at higher speeds. It is easy to buy needed parts at nearly wholesale prices online. Our large assortment covers the majority of classic vehicles.