i Need some help with Axle
#1
i Need some help with Axle
Ok i took my car in to day to get it check. i have a 1999 Honda Accord Automatic 4c
and i have a broken left front axle so i need to get it replaced
so i need help looking for an axle what type and brand should i use
"I'm slowly upgrading my car so I'm looking for high performance"
?if i get a High-Pro Axle would that do anything to the axle on my right side that not High Pro?
also would any of the Axles from this site would work Driveshaftshop.com
and i have a broken left front axle so i need to get it replaced
so i need help looking for an axle what type and brand should i use
"I'm slowly upgrading my car so I'm looking for high performance"
?if i get a High-Pro Axle would that do anything to the axle on my right side that not High Pro?
also would any of the Axles from this site would work Driveshaftshop.com
#2
are you sure that there is a broken axle ???if that's the case, you would not have been able to drive the car( car would not move) unless it was towed to the shop .. So if you drove the car in to have it checked out I highly doubt that there is a broken axle..
#4
If the cv joint (aka axle) is making noise, then you should replace it. I don't think that you can gain too much performance out of a CV joint. I bought a new one from O'Reilly auto parts that was about the same price as a rebuilt one. So far, I have not had any problems.
If no damage to the joint has occurred, you can replace the boot, clean out the joint, add new grease, the put a new boot on there.
If no damage to the joint has occurred, you can replace the boot, clean out the joint, add new grease, the put a new boot on there.
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