someone please tell me.....
can someone pplease tell me how do i know if my cv joint or boot was damaged?
recently i lowered my car with only springs at 1.75 all around, whenever i turned my wheeel to either side at low speed (like parking) i got this click click noise(the front side of the car), what could it be? some ppl said it's because i'm using stock shock but i'm afraid that's the cv joint or boot help please.... thank you
recently i lowered my car with only springs at 1.75 all around, whenever i turned my wheeel to either side at low speed (like parking) i got this click click noise(the front side of the car), what could it be? some ppl said it's because i'm using stock shock but i'm afraid that's the cv joint or boot help please.... thank you
so its not my cv joint or boot that's damaged?
and one more question, do u think they dealer will know that my car was lowered before even i put my stock springs back on? thank you
and one more question, do u think they dealer will know that my car was lowered before even i put my stock springs back on? thank you
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by f1nal zeros »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Very common problem bro. The spring are trying to settle. One may be a little off, just add some grease and you should be fine.</TD></TR></TABLE>
1)No its not, just grease them up.
2)Depends on the tech, they "should" be able to tell just looking at the bolts.
My Q to you is, why are you worried for the dealer to know?
2)Depends on the tech, they "should" be able to tell just looking at the bolts.
My Q to you is, why are you worried for the dealer to know?
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