It is much cheaper to replace the CV shaft. Purchase a Haynes manual that is specific to your car.
the battery is in the boot on the right hand side. clever EH!!!!!
Yeah....I'm fairly sure 1994-1998 is the range....just bought one!
Replace the whole axel and save yourself alot of heartache. You can get them relatively cheaply after market.
remove the console, you should see some screws on the bottom of the boot, remove, replace boot, replace console
Javelin Boot ended in 1998.
A CV boot is found on the axle of a vehicle. To replace the outer boot remove the axle bolt and pull the boot off. The inner boot requires removal of the whole axle.
you cannot just change the boot you will have to replace the whole axle
you go.... and replace it!
It is cheaper to replace the CV shaft than it is to replace the boot. If the boot has been torn for any length of time it will have collected dirt and water. That in itself spells disaster.
CV boot? Tierod boot? Ball joint boot? Driveshaft slip yoke boot? If its torn REPLACE it
the boot you can tell with a visual inspection. there should be no tears in the boot. the boot is there to keep grease in and debris out. if the boot is torn and most of the grease is gone you probably should replace the shaft. if you catch it soon enough though you can just replace the boot which is much cheaper.
Don't bother trying to replace a torn boot on a half shaft. It is quicker, easier and cheaper to replace the whole half shaft.