How much does it cost to repair a driveshaft joint constant velocity boot?

The constant-velocity joint replacement cost of a double axle will be approximately twice as expensive as a single axle, with the parts cost for a double running between $150 and $400. This makes the total cost of hiring a mechanic to perform the replacement between $230 and $1180.

Is it better to replace just the CV boot or the entire axle?

Replacing a CV Boot Many repair shops, though, will recommend replacing the entire axle if a boot is torn because there may be unseen damage to the CV joints, axle shafts and other parts that could result in other problems. Outer boots (the ones closest to a wheel) are more prone to tears than inner boots.

How long does it take to replace CV boot?

A do-it-yourself CV boot kit can cost $5-$30, depending on the make, model and type of vehicle, and the project typically takes about three to four hours. A replacement CV axle can cost $50-$150 or more, depending on the vehicle, and the project takes about half an hour.

How long can you drive with a broken CV boot?

There is no real set time how long the bad joint will last, and it may last a year or a month. A YourMechanic technician can travel to your location and help and replace the axle CV joint boot as soon as possible.

How much does it cost to replace an axle boot?

On average, replacing a CV boot, which in most cases will mean replacing the axle/shaft, can be expensive since it is difficult to access. On average, it can cost between $175 to $350+ per CV boot, depending upon the model, make and type of car, although some luxury vehicles can cost upwards of $1,000 each.

When should I replace drive shaft?

While there is no set lifespan of a driveshaft, it typically can last about 75,000 miles. Keep in mind depending on the vehicle, and wear and tear you may get much less or much more.

How much does it cost to put in a driveshaft?

Drive Shaft Replacement Cost You can expect the parts cost to be anywhere from $320 to $750, while the labor costs are only around $150 to $190. If you have a rear wheel or four wheel drive vehicle which has a long drive shaft to power the rear wheels, then expect to pay somewhere in the range of $600 to $2,000.

How much does it cost to replace an inner CV boot?

Can you drive with a broken CV boot?

It is possible to drive a car with a torn CV boot, but doing so will likely lead to further damage that will eventually require more extensive repair.

Where are the drive shafts on a Ford Focus?

This also means that the drive shafts are in the front of the vehicle. The drive shafts transmit the power from the transmission to the drive wheels. When these shafts fail, you must get them replaced immediately because the car simply won’t move without them.

Are there OEM driveshafts for Ford Focus ST225?

They are designed to have superior strength, tolerance, and reliability over the OEM shafts. Ideally suited for high power conversions, fast road conditions and track day use. It is common knowledge that the OEM driveshafts fitted to the Ford Focus ST225 can be delicate and easily damaged when used in a spirited manner.

How long does it take to replace a Ford Focus driveshaft?

Replacing the seal is a prudent option, I had a new one fitted after clutch & diff replaced but later had a driveshaft boot replaced and few weeks later when car was back for a service there was a small leak from the seal. Luckily car was already up on lift etc and the seal was sorted in 30 mins.

What kind of transmission does a Ford Focus have?

The Ford Focus is a front-wheel drive car that uses a transverse-type transmission.