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Can the shaft come off the cv joint while driving?
Yes, the shaft can come off the CV joint while driving, although it is uncommon. This can occur due to factors such as worn-out components, lack of lubrication, or a damaged retaining clip. If the CV joint fails or becomes disconnected, it can lead to a loss of power to the wheels, resulting in loss of control and potential accidents. Regular maintenance can help prevent such failures.
When driving at higher speedsi.e. the freeway. and I turn the wheel to the left to switch lanes or curve around left the driverside wheel shakes pretty hard enough to make me think it will fall off.?
maybe CV joint
Did you fall off your bike and hit your head while wearing a helmet?
No, I did not fall off my bike and hit my head while wearing a helmet.
Can wheel bearing make tire fall off?
Yes, a wheel bearing can make a tire fall off while it is being driven. If the bearing does fall off, the tire can then fall off the vehicle.
Front wheels on a Chevy s10 won't fall off if the ball joint is bad?
If you let the ball joint go that bad, it can separate and you will lose control.
Why does your car turn off while you are driving?
If the car turns off while driving, it can be a sign of a bad ground. It can also mean a fuel system problem.
Car starts fine in the morning but after driving for a while it stalls out?
car starts but shut off while driving
Name something people do while driving that they should really pull off the side of the road to do?
Phone/Text Fix Makeup Eat Fall Asleep Look at a Map
How long does it take for a drug suspension to fall off your driving record?
7 years.
Can you turn 4wd off while driving?
Yes
What causes a Ford F-350 diesel truck to shut off while driving?
Ford f350 super duty shut off and lose power while driving
When do points fall off driving record in Texas?
In Texas, points from a driving record typically fall off after three years from the date of the violation. However, the points remain on your driving record for a longer period, as they can affect insurance rates and potential surcharges. It's important to note that while points may expire, the actual conviction can still appear on your driving record for a longer duration. For specific details or situations, it's advisable to check with the Texas Department of Public Safety.
