Cv axle question
O today during rotating my tires I noticed there was grease all over and then I did myself alittle research and there's a tiny like tiny little hole in the robber peice what can I do to add more grease or what do I do to fix it or is it ok I just want alittle input on what you would do.
O today during rotating my tires I noticed there was grease all over and then I did myself alittle research and there's a tiny like tiny little hole in the robber peice what can I do to add more grease or what do I do to fix it or is it ok I just want alittle input on what you would do.
Either buy a new cv axle for like 100 bucks, take it out and reboot it. Plenty of videos on how to do it
Personally id buy a new one as cheap as they are
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You can tell when youz drove on it too long when either
A the boot finally breaks open...
B Starts clicking when turning
But if im nkt crazy the cv axle on our trucks aren't rotating all the time only when in 4wd.. so your fine for now
A the boot finally breaks open...
B Starts clicking when turning
But if im nkt crazy the cv axle on our trucks aren't rotating all the time only when in 4wd.. so your fine for now
Like stated buy a new CV shaft when you can.
I bought an OEM Ford one for $250, but you can get aftermarket for under $100. Forget about replacing the boot only it's a PITA I tried it you need to disassemble the entire shaft, I gave up.
IF I had to do it all over again, I'd probably just get the aftermarket because for 90% of driving your in 2WD, and the CV shaft doesn't even spin...........
I bought an OEM Ford one for $250, but you can get aftermarket for under $100. Forget about replacing the boot only it's a PITA I tried it you need to disassemble the entire shaft, I gave up.
IF I had to do it all over again, I'd probably just get the aftermarket because for 90% of driving your in 2WD, and the CV shaft doesn't even spin...........







