Car parts and drivetrain components for Rover Maestro Hatchback.
A clicking sound while cornering is a classic symptom of a worn outer CV joint. This is usually caused by dirt entering the joint or grease leaking out, leading to mechanical wear.
Visually inspect the CV boot for cracks, tears or signs of leaking grease. If you spot black grease on the wheel rim or suspension components, the boot is split and must be replaced immediately.
No, CV joints differ depending on the model, engine variant and model year. Always select your Maestro's exact make, model and engine to find the right part.
Yes, if the constant velocity joint has not started making noises or showing signs of damage, you can save significant money by simply replacing the boot and repacking it with fresh grease.
Our outer CV joint kits typically include the joint itself, a new CV boot, grease, securing clips, and, where applicable, a new centre bolt or circlip.
We dispatch all orders promptly from our central warehouse so you receive your parts quickly across Europe and can get your car back on the road without delay.