How to diagnose an outer cv jointand an inner cv joint All front-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles use half-shaft axles to connect the transmission to the front and sometimes rear wheel hubs. The joints at either end of the axle that allow it to articulate with suspension movement are called constant velocity (CV) joints because they allow the axle to bend while continuing to spin. Constant velocity joints typically last around 100,000 to 150,000 miles. Bad CV joints typically exhibit very tell

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