Audi A2 1.2 TDI

The most common signs are heavy vibrations under acceleration or persistent knocking noises from underneath the car. If you notice a cracked CV boot where grease has leaked out over a prolonged period, there is a strong risk that the entire driveshaft or its joints must be replaced.

No, the 1.2 TDI model features a unique lightweight design with specific dimensions for the drive shafts and joints. It is therefore vital to select your car's exact make, model and engine variant to find parts precisely tailored to the 1.2 TDI.

Our CV boot kits typically include the boot itself made from high-quality rubber or thermoplastic, specially formulated grease, and the necessary retaining clips for a secure, leak-free installation.

Yes, provided the shaft itself and the inner joint are in good condition, replacing only the outer CV joint is entirely feasible. This is often a cost-effective solution if you are experiencing clicking noises when cornering.

CV joint grease is specially developed to withstand extreme pressures and high temperatures. Proper lubrication dramatically reduces friction and is essential to ensure the constant velocity joint reaches its full service life.

We dispatch quickly across the EU from our central warehouse. Our aim is always to get your parts delivered promptly to keep your car's downtime in the workshop to an absolute minimum.