There's no set time or mileage. Alot has to do with weather, driving conditions as well as miles and time. The rubber boots on the outside of the CV joints is usually what gives out first, either being torn ro being ripped or deteriorating over time allowing the grease inside the boot to come out and dirt and dust to get in and the damage starts.
I have never had one go bad where the boot was still totally intact and the bearings go bad inside but I am sure it can happen.
It depends, some may fail earlier than others due to wear, deterioration of boots, etc. I would venture a guess at something like 150K if I had to, but some almost never go bad. Signs that one is broken or damaged are clicking or popping noises during turning and sometimes a clunk when accelerating. I think, as with many other things, quick lube/big-chain shops coerce people into replacing them when they are not really bad They are virtually maintenance free, unless a boot tears - it must then be repaired quickly to prevent damage to the joint.
How long a CV joint lasts is directly proportionate with how you drive your car. If you corner hard and accelerate hard, your CV joints won't last as long as the CV joints in a car that has been driven in a more conservative manor.
Bad CV joints. Replace the CV joints.
The average cost to replace CV joints is approximately $300. It is more inexpensive and less time consuming to replace both CV joints.
Yes you have two drive axles that use 2 CV joints, both have an inner CV joint and an Outer CV joint
It doesn't have universal joints. The axle shafts have constant velocity (CV) joints.It doesn't have universal joints. The axle shafts have constant velocity (CV) joints.
Most of them do have cv joints at the front wheels.
It has four cv joints, two in each front axle shaft.
How do you replace the CV joints on a 1993 Nissan Sentra XE?"
It is not cost-effective to attempt to replace just the CV joints. Rebuilt CV shafts are available for as little as $60.
On the Chrysler there are no such things as "CV joints". There are however "U joints". To remove them you would have to drop the driveshaft and have them pressed out by a machine shop.
No the axle shafts use CV joints.No the axle shafts use CV joints.
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