CV Joint

CV Joint Repairs

40+ Years' Experience | Family Owned

40+ Years' Experience
Family Owned

Don't Risk Driving Your Car With Damaged CV Joints

CV joint is a collection of bearings and cages that allow for axle rotation in power delivery on a number of different angles and planes. This allows the axle to change length as it travels up and down with the suspension. All the parts spin around in a protective layer of grease that is contained by a flexible rubber boot. Without the boot, the grease would simply spin out of the CV joints. The boot also keeps dirt and water out. Most drive axles consist of two CV joints and boots with one or two sets of splines.

One side of the axle gets power from the transmission, and the other delivers the power to the driven wheel. Over time, the rubber boots of the CV joints can become cracked, torn, or otherwise compromised. Once moisture and dirt get into a CV joint and grease makes its way out, the CV joint's days are numbered. If you experience any clicking noises when turning sharply at slower speeds or when accelerating in a corner, you may have damaged CV joints.

Feel free to call Aurora Clutch and More for a replacement estimate.
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