Eventually it will fail and either seize or fall apart.
Take it to a mechanic
take it to the shop and fix it
The transmission will have to be disassembled.
Don't try to fix a constant velocity joint, better off just replacing it with a new or reconditioned one.
The boot on my cv joint is stuck inside of the trans how do u go about getting that out and what else do i need to fix after that comes out
To fix an overextended CV joint, first, assess the joint for any damage or wear. If the boot is torn or the joint is damaged, replace the CV joint, ensuring to use the correct type for your vehicle. Reinstall the joint, making sure it is properly seated and lubricated, then reattach the axle and secure all fasteners. Finally, check the suspension geometry and alignment to prevent future issues.
Eventually the joint will separate and you will be unable to drive the vehicle. It could put you in a dangerous situation.
CV (Constant-Velocity) joint
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The cost to fix a CV (constant velocity) joint typically ranges from $100 to $300 for parts and labor, depending on the make and model of the vehicle. If the entire axle needs replacement, the cost can increase to between $300 and $800. Labor costs may vary by location and shop, so it's advisable to get multiple estimates. Regular maintenance can help prevent CV joint issues, potentially saving on future repairs.
Yes, you can re-grease the boot of a CV joint as a temporary fix until you can replace it. Carefully clean the area to remove any dirt or old grease, then apply a suitable CV joint grease into the boot. Ensure the boot is properly sealed to prevent further contamination. However, this is a short-term solution, and you should replace the CV joint or boot as soon as possible to avoid potential damage.
If it is round, it is a cv. If it is a cross shape, it is an u joint.