cv shaft play????
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ok so i started to take apart my front end because i just ordered 2 front wheel hubs, 2 inner tie rods, 2 outer tie rods, 2 upper ball joints, 2 lower ball joints, 2 front rotors, and 2 sets rear shoes and i noticed that my cv shaft had around 1mm of play some thing tells me this may be a problem i am a rookie and need advise please
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Usually cv's fail after the boots rip and dirt gets into them. If it's a part time system for 4x4 =next rainy day engage the 4x4 system have a friend outside the vehicle in a parkin lot and make some turns around them=if they hear any clinking then replace the joint,if not and the boot is intacted it's probably ok.the awd trucks you can test anytime in 4h unlocked.Hope this helps.
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Hello all,
I have my driver side, inside CV boot torn. I was reading this post and there was some talk about it but no direction.
Is there a thread already on this? if so i couldn't find it.
If not can someone guide me to what i need to do to replace it or if I'm better off taking it in? Thanks in advance.
2002 dodge durango 4.7L 4x4
I have my driver side, inside CV boot torn. I was reading this post and there was some talk about it but no direction.
Is there a thread already on this? if so i couldn't find it.
If not can someone guide me to what i need to do to replace it or if I'm better off taking it in? Thanks in advance.
2002 dodge durango 4.7L 4x4
Last edited by jaz27; 09-12-2010 at 01:14 AM. Reason: needed specs