CV Joint Repair

What is a cv joint? A CV joint, or constant velocity joint, is part of a drive shaft. This is the shaft that attaches to a car's transmission at one end and the wheel at the other. CV joints are designed to be able to bend in any direction while continuing to turn the drive wheels at a constant velocity. CV joints are primarily used in the drive shafts of front wheel drive cars.

CV joints should be inspected periodically and may require replacement as a car ages. A CV joint is covered with a bulbous rubber boot that tends to deteriorate over time. When a CV boot cracks or tears open, the CV joint is left exposed to the elements, which will quickly damage the joint. If the CV axles are inspected periodically, torn boots can be replaced as needed, potentially extending the life of the joints; however, if torn boots are left unattended, the joint or the entire axle may soon need to be replaced. Click here for ESTIMATE 904-469-ocar(6227)