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a CV axle also known as a half shaft is
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a crucial component in the drivetrain of
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vehicle in this video we will deeply
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explain the symptoms of a bad CV axle or
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joint the CV axle of your vehicle
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transmits power from the transmission to
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the wheels and allows the wheels to flex
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when you turn left and
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right the CV axle is a stabilizing drive
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axle that is located between the drive
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it works with the suspension system to
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compensate for Road irregularities and
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transmit torque to the
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wheels symptoms of a bad CV axle One
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noises one of the most common signs of a
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failing CV axle is a clicking or popping
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turning CV joints are designed to
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provide flexibility while transmitting
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power when they wear out or suffer
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damage they can produce audible clicking
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noise this noise may become clear while
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turning it low speeds two vibration or
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shaking vibration or shaking sensation
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particularly during acceleration it
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could be a sign of a damaged CV joint or
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axle this symptom may become more
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speeds three grease on the inside of the
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wheel grease splattering on the inner
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portion of the tires suspension parts
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ground or around the axle shaft is a
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visible sign of a damaged CV
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boot if you notice grease on the inside
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of the wheel or around the axle shaft it
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may indicate a CV joint problem four
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axle shaft play excessive play or
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movement in the axle shaft indicates a
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problem with the CV joint or the
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connection between the CV axle and the
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Hub ideally the axle shaft should be
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firmly connected Ed without any
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noticeable play five hard steering a
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damaged CV axle can affect your
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vehicle's ability to steer
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properly the CV axle is integral to the
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steering system and any issues with the
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CV axle can result in uneven or
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steering this symptom is often more
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turns six thuing or clunking sounds a
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damaged CV joint can produce thuing or
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clunking sounds especially during
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deceleration as the CV joint wears out
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the tolerances between its components
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increase leading to excessive movement
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in the production of thuing or clunking
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sounds these noises may become more
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pronounced as the damage
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progresses seven visible damage to the
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CV joint or boot if you can visually
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inspect the CV axle check for any
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visible damage to the CV joint or the
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boot a cracked or torn boot is often a
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precursor to CV joint
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failure eight uneven tire
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wear a failing CV axle can cause uneven
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wear if you notice that the tread on one
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or more tires is wearing down more
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quickly than the others it may be due to
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a problem with the CV
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axle thanks for watching the video and
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