Clicking noise coming from the front end of your car or truck? How to diagnose CV axle problems.
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IntermediateTime Required
Half dayEstimated Cost
$50β200Equipment
Honda Civic 10th Gen (2016-2021)Permit Required
NoTools Needed
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Can you hear a clicking noise coming from the front end of your car or truck? In this video, Andy shows you how CV axles might begin to click, clank, or clack when they have problems! CV axles and driveshafts have an intricate set of moving parts that allow them to deliver power efficiently. But sometimes, the protective boot that covers the joint and contains the grease can get poked or ripped. When that happens, the joint can go dry, or get filled with dirt and sand, which can ruin the joint and make lots of nose!
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