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Ford Ranger CV Boot is a protection of the sporty pickup that earns many followers due to its ability to be both tough and comfortable. Ford Ranger offers spirited driving, sharp handling and strong frame absorbing trail bump and still fitting in city parking space. Intelligent driver assist, extensive seats, and a bed large enough to carry weekend equipment make the Ford Ranger a faithful companion during a school run or a camping adventure. Proprietors boast the Ford Ranger because of its efficient turbo engine, high towing power and strong suspension that is tough to withstand adverse weather making it a vehicle that balances power and economy better than most of the competitors. The interior includes the inclusion of soft materials, eight inch touchscreen and abundant number of USB ports by the Ford designers. To the same spirit of strength goes the Ranger CV Boot that protects every constant velocity joint against grit, sand and water. This loose jacket is known as CV Boot that contains grease within the joint that allows the axles to move freely even when the suspension is flexing over rocky tracks. The CV Boot helps the pickup to last longer without needing to spend a lot of money on repairing, since it avoids clicks when turning, preventing early wear of its joints, and can fulfill a big task in a small package, which is helping the pickup live a healthy life. Installation requires elevating the truck, removing the wheel, releasing the axle, cleaning the joint, sliding the CV Boot and clamping it, and reassembling again.