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Genuine Audi 100 Rack and Pinion Boot
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Audi 100 Tie Rod Boot Part Number: 431-419-831
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Audi 100 Rack and Pinion Boot
Choose original equipment manufacturer Rack and Pinion Boot for great performance and strong durability. They use Audi's official craftsmanship and high-grade materials, and meet strict quality standards. Are you looking for quality Rack and Pinion Boot at a good price? Come to our online store. We carry a wide range of genuine parts for your Audi 100 and the prices are competitive. Each part comes with the manufacturer's warranty. You can install with confidence and get steady results. Over time, you'll save money and avoid hassle. Keep your maintenance simple and protect your vehicle with OEM parts. Get the quality your 100 needs now.
Audi 100 Rack and Pinion Boot Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to remove and reinstall the Rack and Pinion Boot on the steering gear and gaiter on Audi 100?A:Take off the steering gear, and, laying it on a bench, wipe off all the dirt on the exterior of the assembly. Unscrew the union bolts to loosen the hydraulic pipes that join the pinion housing to the steering gear main body, making sure to reclaim and dispose of the sealing washers because new ones are needed to fit. Insert the retaining clips and remove the rack and pinion boot off the steering gear passenger side. Cover any jagged ends of the steering gear with tape to avoid damaging the new boot, and then very cautiously roll the boot over and down the body of the steering gear. Make sure that the boot fits in the right spot, and it is not twisted around, and also make sure that any line painted on the boot is in a straight line and in line with the steering gear body; in case of a lack of the line, take the moulding line to the left. Attach the new retaining clips to the boot, attaching each clip by pressing up its raised section; a special tool is not needed, side cutters may be used to press the clips up in an attempt to avoid cutting through them. Lastly, re-attach the steering gear.
