Honda Rancher 420 CV Boot Replacement | Honda Rancher TRX420 Axle Boots | Partzilla.com
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See how to replace the CV boots on a Honda Rancher 420 in this video from Partzilla.com. This job takes a little time, but it’s essential if you have a tear in your CV boots. If there’s a tear, dirt and water can get inside and damage the joints, and because of the close tolerances the parts will deteriorate quickly.
In this video, we’ll guide you through a CV boot replacement. We’ll remove the wheel, hub, and steering knuckle in order to pull the CV axle. Then, we’ll get the axle into a vise and remove the CV boots and the inner joint so that we can get the joints packed with grease and get the new CV boots installed. Once we’re done, we’ll get the axle back on the Rancher, get the steering and suspension reassembled, and replace the hub and wheel.
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VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS:
Removing the wheel - 0:58
Removing the caliper - 2:15
Removing tie rod end - 3:15
Releasing ball joints - 4:30
Removing the CV axle - 7:05
Removing old CV boots - 8:00
Removing the housing on the inner CV joint - 9:10
Installing new CV boots - 11:41
Installing CV axle - 15:00
Installing steering knuckle - 15:30
Replacing the hub - 18:20
Replacing the brake caliper - 20:10
Replacing the wheel - 21:00
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In the video we’re working with a 2012 Honda Rancher TRX420, but you will have similar steps for your Honda ATV. If you’re not sure whether these steps apply to your machine, leave a comment and we’ll get back to you.
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Thank you for the video, I’ll come back and watch in the evening...
Super appreciative for the video. I had to do this with Honda parts and there were a couple things to note.
Your outer smacked right on by hand. Mine required a socket and hammer!
Your boot clamps are nice. Honda’s are the devil. lol. I’m guessing they have a special tool. I managed to wrestle them on with a large Knipex channel lock. It’s dexterity let me grab it just right and the leverage let me get enough ass on it to clip it. Otherwise I’d have been up a creek
I did substantially reduce the labor on the disassembly and reassembly though. Remove the lower ball joint nut and strike to free the joint from the lower arm. Remove the lower nut and bolt from the shock absorber and move the shock out of the way. That’s IT. You can (I did) manipulate the cv axle out/in by turning the bars full left lock and pushing up on the upper a-arm for clearance.
Hope that helps someone else about to do this job.
Thank you, for teaching us and sharing.
Appreciate the use of hand tools over just zapping it all off with a gun👍
Especially when putting everything back together. Hard to get the torque right with a gun.
Please keep the videos coming.
👍 Again has helped me tremendously!
Thank u for all u do. It's a huge help
I always watch your videos before I work on my machine you do great work and always give details @partzilla
Great video
tell me, often water flows into the ball anthers somehow and they fail, they start to creak and hang out, I constantly syringe it.
Did the boot rebuild and now the left wheel hub locks up when putting it back on. But turns when you lift the a/arm up then it’s in a bind when lowered WHY? Thanks
Hey I got a question what type of grease did you use for the axle, because there are different types of grease for different machines, some have different colours
Does anyone know what’s the name of the green part behind the disc called?
On the nuclear with the ball bearings in it, does the bigger in go on top?
are there after market cv boots for 2016 Kubota RTV x 1120 D if yes, where
Does this require any specific grease or will stadard red high temp grease work?
Great video.. one question what size is the castle nut that's on the cv axle itself
My 2019 that I'm currently doing is a 30mm castle nut on end of cv shaft in wheel hub. Hope that helps
Should you occasionally spray down the boots with silicone or something to keep them conditioned?
I mean wouldnt hurt them dont have to do it but probably wouldnt hurt them at all
If I already replaced the wheel bearings and theres still excess play when checking at the 12 O’clock and 6 o’clock position , what else could it be?? Ball joints and tie rods are new also
The hubs are worn
Amaizing job
Wonder what price difference is (labor) between doing new boots vs whole new cv axle. Seems a lot less time consuming to just put on a whole new axle but new boots is cheaper
100% It's about double. Cheap-o boots vs cheap-o axles $40 vs $80. Plus you have to buy more tools for replacing the boots. I just did it.
after seeing all this i decided to buy both the new cv axles for $110... event though i only had one bad boot, this is too much work
Literally two bolts and you can get that cv axle out… no need to take all this apart…. 🤷♂️ replaced mine in 5 mins, maybe less…
Can you be more specific? I'm not with the quad, which bolts are you talking?
@@veepee78 You only need to take out the swing arm ball joints. Then you can just maneuver the steering and the axle back and forth until it comes out.
I think they took off the extra parts to make the video easier (and maybe reduce the chance of tearing the brake line).