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1999 King Quad 300 LT-F300F missing plastic and CV help

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Just bought this quad and it is in pretty good shape.

It is missing a small plastic piece right above the headlamp cover right in front of handle bars. Does anybody know where I can find this piece?

Now the CV axle. The left inner CV boot is ripped and wheel hesitates when making a sharp turn in that direction. I am trying to find a replacement or a fix, but have been recieving different suggestions for the fix.

First one was buy a replacement CV axle. Second said to that the inner was it's own build and that if you ought a CV axle it would only e a half shaft. Just confused and need some guidence.

Thank you guys!

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