CV joints
just replaced both my axles, and holy crap.... IT'S SO SMOOTH!
Took me wayyy too long to do the first one, but after I figured out all that I needed to do, it was too easy. Got BOTH axles, brand new, for $122.00 shipped. Summer and Co. Axles, pretty dang nice looking actually. Got 'em on Ebay.
No more clicking in turns, no more bumpy acceleration... just smooth performance.
<3
Took me wayyy too long to do the first one, but after I figured out all that I needed to do, it was too easy. Got BOTH axles, brand new, for $122.00 shipped. Summer and Co. Axles, pretty dang nice looking actually. Got 'em on Ebay.
No more clicking in turns, no more bumpy acceleration... just smooth performance.
<3
hey there, i installed mine also not to long ago and noticed a gap between the trany and cv housing i took pics go here https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1767834
was wondering if u got the same thing or if your is flush or what?
(also what year accord you got)
was wondering if u got the same thing or if your is flush or what?
(also what year accord you got)
yeah... Mine had, and still have, a small gap on the inner joint. Don't you remember using a prybar in the gap to pop it out of place?
Oh, and I have a 96 LX auto
Oh, and I have a 96 LX auto
I'm startin to think thats my problem to. I get the clicking when a take a relativly sharp left or right, and sometimes during accel the steering wheel gets a little shakey. Are there any other symptoms of a screwed up cv axle?
Also, I can't get a definative answer but is a transaxle rod on an automatic trans the same as a CV axle?
Also, I can't get a definative answer but is a transaxle rod on an automatic trans the same as a CV axle?
Yeah, got it diagnosed. That was it and since it was still on warranty I get it free and no charge on service! O **** yo! I mean, it sucks that it's dysfunctional and all but it's nice to know I don't have to pay a dime..
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