Lower Ball Joint Boot MX5 Mk1/2/2.5 Reviews

5 Rating 7 Reviews

Genuine Mazda PartGenuine Mazda replacement boot for the lower front suspension ball joint. Why replace the whole joint when you only need the boot.Fits all Mk1, Mk2/2.5 models, 1989>2005

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02392 644588

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sales@mx5parts.co.uk

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1 Orion Court, 5 Rodney Road,,
Portsmouth
PO4 8SZ

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Rate MX5parts out of 5

“Fantastic company, always seem to have what I needs. Delivered promptly.”

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Posted 6 months ago

“Easy to fit if you have a piece of scaffold pipe handy (!) as someone above said. They are better quality and last much longer than the aftermarket ones.”

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Posted 11 years ago

Philip Richards

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“Good product, Its a big help to heat the boot in hot water then quickly dry and fit.”

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Posted 13 years ago

Jason Beegle

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“Excellent product, purchased after market first and threw them away, fitting these is so much easier as no faffing with rubber bands or metal rings, Easily fitted with large socket and G clamp.”

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Posted 13 years ago

Michael Krone

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“It's a super item. Fits fine, and saves you a lot of money. Take care when you punch it in place. Use a top or a pice of pipe that fits over it, so that the force is applyed close to the metal ring.”

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Posted 14 years ago

Dominic Osman

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“To echo the over comments, a good if difficult fit. Unfortunately I didn't have a socket bigger than 30mm so I just used the biggest punch I had. It didn't take massive amounts of effort to fit.You won't get these to fit by hand, but I expect most people have a tool that can be manipulated in the right fashion. Just don't use anything sharp!”

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Posted 14 years ago

David Stones

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“There is a easy way to fit them , I found a 32mm or 34 mm socket placed over the top of the ball joint, make sure its directly straight above the joint, the place a g-clamp on top of the socket and below the ball joint and slowly wind it up, this way you have no chance of splitting it, which banging may cause as I found out once before.”

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Posted 16 years ago