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yuri 05-12-2011 05:31 AM

07 camry se
 
any of you guys had your 07 camrys long enough to need cv boots change?
if so what do they charge to replace at the shops or dealer..
ohhh and how many miles yea got???:o

james34 05-12-2011 10:01 AM

Hi! Welcome to the forum.its so good that you joined here.

toyomoho 05-12-2011 05:01 PM

Boots can fail at around 130K or maybe not at all.

Typically if a boot fails and is not found soon enough damage to the CV joint can result. This is one reason most people just change out the axle. The amount of labor to get the axle out and install a new boot is the same to install a new axle, and who knows if the axle was damaged as a result of the damaged boot.

However, Toyota now has a split boot available that appears to be reliable, see link below. Unlike other brands of split boots that seem to fail much sooner rather then later.

Toyota Genuine Parts: Split Boot Kits

Using this boot will save a LOT of labor hours. Suggest you find out if the kit is available for you car.

To save money suggest you inquire if independent shops (with lower labor rates) are using or can install the Toyota boot.

Guessing maybe 1/2 hour to install a split boot. A non-split boot would take longer as the axle needs to be taken out then taken apart.

yuri 05-13-2011 03:30 PM

ok thanks for the feed back..
I got 80,000 miles and they are leaking allready..

toyomoho 05-13-2011 09:44 PM

That's not typical. If the boots are not split open change them ASAP before damage to the CV joints occurs. Look into the Toyota split boot, add more grease when changing.

yuri 05-14-2011 10:22 AM

I just got some cv boots for both sides....
From the toyota dealer....
hopfully nothing else goes wrong
because the water pump i being changed now and that,s not easy on those v6s.......:o


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