How much would it cost to take care of a broken CV boot clamp?

Question

The passenger side CV boot clamp is broken on a 1995 Chrysler Concorde.

Answer 1

If its just the clamp, I say nearly nothing. If the boot is torn they can range between 10-30 bucks. The clamp you could do yourself in your garage or wherever you can work on it.

Answer 2

It varies from car to car, but generally speaking $400'ish is a rough ballpark figure for a mechanic to replace it, I'm thinking.

You really would be best to call several places, I am sure you'll get a range, someone might even do it for 200 but you'll look long and hard for that, the part itself is close to 100 or so.

If you're a DIY'er, it's really not that hard, but it takes 4-6 hours.
(So then, 4 hrs x $75 = 300 + $100 parts = $400).

Answer 3

It will probally cost you about $200 give or take a few dollars. The boot will not stop you from driving however it may start to make noise like a thump when you turn.