All Balls 19-5006
All Balls CV Boot Kit (19-5006) - Instruction Manual
Model: 19-5006
Product Overview
The All Balls CV Boot Kit (19-5006) is designed to provide superior protection and lubrication for your vehicle's constant velocity (CV) joints. This kit features a boot material with 40% higher tensile strength and 50% more abrasion resistance compared to conventional materials, making it ideal for the high joint angles and demanding conditions of modern ATVs and UTVs. Each kit includes the durable CV boot, lithium-based molybdenum grease for optimal lubrication, and two stainless steel clamps that can be tightened without the need for special tools.

This image displays the complete contents of the All Balls CV Boot Kit. It features the durable black rubber CV boot, designed to protect the constant velocity joint. Also included is a sealed silver packet labeled 'C.V. Grease', which is a lithium-based molybdenum grease for optimal lubrication. Two stainless steel clamps are provided for securing the boot in place, designed for easy tightening without specialized tools.
Setup and Installation
Proper installation of the CV boot is crucial for the longevity of your CV joint. While specific vehicle instructions may vary, the general steps involve removing the old boot, cleaning the joint, applying the new grease, installing the new boot, and securing it with the provided clamps.
Required Tools (Commonly Needed):
- Basic hand tools (wrenches, sockets)
- Pliers or crimping tool for clamps (though clamps are designed for tool-free tightening, a tool may assist)
- Degreaser and cleaning cloths
- Gloves and safety glasses
Installation Steps:
- Safely lift and support the vehicle.
- Remove the wheel and any components obstructing access to the CV joint.
- Carefully remove the old, damaged CV boot and clean away all old grease and debris from the CV joint. Inspect the joint for any damage.
- Apply the entire packet of lithium-based molybdenum grease provided in the kit evenly throughout the CV joint. Ensure all bearings and races are thoroughly lubricated.
- Slide the new All Balls CV boot onto the axle shaft and over the CV joint.
- Position the boot correctly and secure both ends using the provided stainless steel clamps. Ensure the clamps are tight enough to prevent movement but do not overtighten, which could damage the boot.
- Reassemble all removed components and lower the vehicle.
Note: For detailed vehicle-specific instructions, consult your vehicle's service manual.
Function and Purpose
The CV boot serves as a protective cover for the constant velocity joint. Its primary function is to keep dirt, water, and other contaminants out of the joint while retaining the lubricating grease within. A properly functioning CV boot ensures the smooth and efficient operation of the CV joint, which is critical for transferring power from the transmission to the wheels, especially during steering and suspension articulation.
The high-tensile strength and abrasion-resistant material of the All Balls CV Boot are specifically engineered to withstand the harsh environments and dynamic movements experienced by ATVs and UTVs, providing extended protection and reliability.
Maintenance
Regular inspection of your CV boots is essential for preventing costly CV joint damage. While the All Balls CV Boot is designed for durability, external factors can still cause wear or damage.
- Visual Inspection: Periodically check the CV boots for any signs of cracking, tearing, or punctures. Look for grease leaking from the boot, which indicates a breach.
- Cleanliness: Keep the area around the CV boots clean to prevent abrasive materials from accumulating and potentially damaging the boot material.
- Grease: The lithium-based molybdenum grease provided is formulated for long-lasting lubrication. If a boot is replaced, always use the new grease provided or an equivalent high-quality CV joint grease.
Early detection of a damaged boot can save your CV joint from premature failure.
Troubleshooting
Issues related to CV boots typically stem from damage to the boot itself, leading to contamination or loss of lubrication in the CV joint.
| Symptom | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Grease leaking from boot | Torn, cracked, or improperly clamped CV boot. | Inspect the boot for damage. If damaged, replace the CV boot kit. Ensure clamps are properly secured. |
| Clicking or popping noise during turns | Contaminated or worn CV joint due to a damaged boot. | If the boot is damaged, replace the CV boot kit immediately. If noise persists after boot replacement, the CV joint itself may need replacement. |
| Vibration during acceleration | Severely worn or damaged CV joint. | This indicates significant CV joint wear, likely due to prolonged boot failure. The CV joint will need to be replaced. |
Addressing boot damage promptly can prevent more extensive and costly repairs to the CV joint.
Specifications
- Brand: All Balls
- Model: 19-5006
- ASIN: B008Y2CEQO
- Material Properties: 40% higher tensile strength, 50% more abrasion resistant than conventional materials.
- Grease Type: Lithium-based molybdenum grease.
- Clamps: Two stainless steel clamps, designed for tool-free tightening.
- Date First Available: October 10, 2015
Warranty and Support
For specific warranty information regarding your All Balls CV Boot Kit (19-5006), please refer to the documentation included with your purchase or contact the retailer or manufacturer directly. Warranty terms and conditions may vary.
For additional support or product inquiries, you may visit the official All Balls Store on Amazon or their official website.
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