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[Dave E]

Am I correct in saying that the m32 uses different inner boot to the f23, if so I have a brand new still in sealed bag oem kit that comes with grease, clips and boot that I no longer require. Can someone confirm they are different

[CHILL Gone DUTCH]

Kia looks good, 7 year warranty??

[FLD]

Am I correct in saying that the m32 uses different inner boot to the f23, if so I have a brand new still in sealed bag oem kit that comes with grease, clips and boot that I no longer require. Can someone confirm they are different

 

Deffinitely different.  I have a brand new M32 boot in its box with all the gubbins if you want a swap?

[siztenboots]

Right guys as it seems we are not going to get the OEM boots anytime soon... We have a number of options: Aftermarket Sedona boot OEM Sedona boot Or Nsx OEM boot Mike cliffe reckons I should go Kia Sedona OEM (better quality than aftermarket ) so I think I will defo go OEM for best quality! What I was wondering is should I go for the honda nsx part my thinking was that it will be honda so hopefully stronger better quality is there any reason why people are going for the Sedona boot? Stuwy - did the honda boot look similar to the OEM? I'm guessing it fitted okay?

 

part numbers would help , just so the thread can be made definitive

[Firthy]

Did you check the pricing of an NSX boot??

 

No I didn't are they really expensive?

[Dave E]

Am I correct in saying that the m32 uses different inner boot to the f23, if so I have a brand new still in sealed bag oem kit that comes with grease, clips and boot that I no longer require. Can someone confirm they are different

  Deffinitely different.  I have a brand new M32 boot in its box with all the gubbins if you want a swap?

Sounds good to me, pm on its way

[FLD]

Here's the lotus one.  Comes with 2 tubes of GM grease!

 

Small end ID = about 25.5 mm

Large end ID = 66mm

 

Any good?

 

Picture bump for Dave

[Mike (Cliffie)]

We fitted the Sedona boot on mine at the weekend and so far so good.

 

OK, it is early days but trust me, I do put parts under pressure. Was a perfect fit too.

[Dave E]

Cheers, Can't be arsed to check but that looks right On a bit of a side note (and I do realise this is a kiss of death ) I've now done seven or eight td's with the m32 and not split a boot yet and that's a personal record

[Tuuurtle]

Just to let everyone know, whilst ordering a set for myself, Autovaux let me know that they additional access to a small number of inner CV boots (GM part number 9197858) in the UK (1-2 day wait), and a few more on the Continent (5-7 day wait).

 

HTH anyone looking for some.

[Tony H]

How much are they?

[Tuuurtle]

Off the top of my head, I think I paid circa £120 for 2 delivered. Edit: just checked, £128.12 for two.

Edited by Tuuurtle, 28 April 2014 - 01:56 PM.

[fezzasus]

On another note, my Kia CV boot has been fine since I installed it about 10 months ago.

[Captain Vimes]

On another note, my Kia CV boot has been fine since I installed it about 10 months ago.

Mine too. I was under the car on Saturday and its still looking like new.

[Silent Steve]

Same here. Kia Sedona boot 6 months+ and still looks fresh.

[Andrew aka Stuwy]

Same here. Kia Sedona boot 6 months+ and still looks fresh.

 

 

how many miles 

[fezzasus]

I'm on about 5000 if that helps.

[Silent Steve]

 

Same here. Kia Sedona boot 6 months+ and still looks fresh.

 

 

how many miles 

 

 

About 700. Nearly. But it's sustained several cleanings.

 

Quality over quantity, I say!

[CHILL Gone DUTCH]

what year sedona do we need 

and which boot,  inner/outer etc

 

ASAP

[Captain Vimes]

http://www.autoparto...el/4800858.html