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Band & Boot Identification

Band identification numbers are stamped on inside edge of band. See Fig 1. Boot identification numbers are stamped on largest ridge of boot. See BAND & BOOT APPLICATION .

NOTE: The following are possible types of Constant Velocity (CV) joints used on axle shaft: Birfield Joint (BJ), Double Offset Joint (DOJ), Rzeppa Joint (RJ) and Tripod Joint (TJ). Determine type of CV joint used prior to disassembly. See AXLE SHAFT SPECIFICATIONS . Note type of boot and location prior to removal. See BAND & BOOT APPLICATION . Install a NEW retaining ring each time axle shaft is removed from transaxle.
Fig 1: Locating Band & Boot Identification Numbers
G91I01904Courtesy of MITSUBISHI MOTOR SALES OF AMERICA.
BAND & BOOT APPLICATION

Application Large Band Small Band Boot
Summit (1) (1) (1)
(1) Boots and bands are packaged as a kit. Kits are broken down by type of joint. No specifications or identification numbers given by manufacturer.