How to test Bad CV Axle inner joint on car
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- This is how you can test the inner joint on a cv axle. No removal necessary.
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Thank you for the great video! Question, do the new axles have the same play after replacement?
@@dannycruz2022 the new axles should have no play
Is the sound like a wheel hub bearing gone bad
Did you fix the problem
@@bronniesboy yes new axles fixed my problem
There is videos made by professional mechanics that they talk so much and don't teach anything this video is very informative and it's properly made thank you for the information. 👍
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Huh?
@@Deang-lh3obkong"Huh?" That's how you sound
I had extreme vibration on our 2006 Odyssey with 217,000 miles when driving down the interstate. Replaced all the motor/trans mounts with no luck. Still had the vibration when top speed reached around 70 mph or less. Saw your video and replaced both CV axles and problem solved 👍
i have a vibration. on an 06 pilot. i know my rear alignment is way off. i just replaced the lower control arms due to the rear compliance bushing being bad on both i believe the ball joints were shot too. that mostly eliminated the steering wheel shake above 70. im going to try the front axles as well to fully get rid of it, i get the alignment done finally on sunday, it still drives pretty good without it but wouldn't hurt to have it handling better
Was it the axels ?@@Linuxman920
I watched 10 videos to find a way to explain how to inspect a half shaft, all useless until I found yours. Good job.
May I add that on a rear wheel drive car, you will get vibration in your seat on acceleration that gets resolved when you release the gas pedal. Also you might hear a click when you first back up in your driveway.
Finally a video that actually explains what is normal and not! Thank you so much
This is a good one. Like Andres said, lots of videos out there, but none talk of this movement, which seems most people are wondering about. Made total sense, thank you.
Why is it the people that don’t know much about something explain shit soooooo much better and all the videos I’ve come across talk about only the outer side(wheel side) and this is the best inner cv axle video online for what I specifically needed to know thank you for this even tho she’s an only video my Toyota Tacoma have the driver side going out and now I know what I need to fix it torn boots were replaced and everything on this one do to holes but not crud so thought it was fine and now I’ve got a new project😅
Jk still no wiggle in the bucket so idk but how you described it was how my truck was driving
ah bummer. I hope you are able to track down the issue. These things can be frustrating
The ditditdidittta sound is exactly what I hear! Thanks for the helpful explanation.
@@chifeadrian I don’t if this is sarcastic or not but I appreciate you either way
Makes alot of sense bro. Excellent work better than most experts.
You are about the only person that really said exactly what we experience WHEEL HOP during acceleration, thank you, subbing just because of that... Also, the steering feels abit lighter to me, or maybe that is just me...
Thanks so much for your support! I'm glad I could be of some help
Dammit, this comment just confirmed the wheelhop that's been driving me crazy, I replaced struts, ball joints, bushes, strut mounts, stabilizers and engine mounts, the mechanic wanted me to replace my gearbox,Thanks TH-cam family, I will check my inner cv tomorrow.
@@agcobileboqwana9923 LOL, your mechanic is having a lot of fun with your car.
@@agcobileboqwana9923please tell me you found your problem and fixed it
@@agcobileboqwana9923 What was the cause behind wheel wobble issue.. have you tracked the fault finally, as I'm going through the same .
I like that refined whooosh sound at the end when you accelerate. Thanks for the video, very informative ✌👍
I had the car up on stands and looked all over the suspension and couldn't find anything wrong; thought I might have loose lug nuts or tie rod ends. Wish I had seen your video earlier! That is a great method to check the inner CV joints and that would have been a good thing to check. The symptoms match your description of the problem. I will definitely have to put it back up on stands. I was going to replace the CV axles, but your method will let me try to verify that they are indeed the problem, and also which side is the problem; so that I can repair only the one that is broken. Thanks.
Any joy with the repair?
Exellent video. In my case, my Lexus had a little play at the axle shaft at differential housing and a mechanic told me that is abnormal and may cause axle seal to leak which worried me. But you were told that that play is ok by someone which makes me feel relieved. Other video also showed similar play at the axle shaft at the differential housing so I am inclined to think that what you were told is correct. Thanks for the video!
Thanks a bunch! I have inner joint problem which causes ticking noise on deceleration. But could not tell whether it comes from right or left side because if I sit on driver side, I hear noise from passenger side, if I sit on passenger side, the noise seems to come from driver side. You just showed me how to check bad inner joint. This will help me pin point which side is bad. I will try it out today. If it works out, you saved me whole lot of time wondering. No one else had this info on TH-cam. Excellent video!
THIS IS A VERY GOOD VIDEO. THE INNER JOINT IS HARD TO TELL IF IT IS BAD.
Common sense no bs video goes a long way . Thanks
Let me first say great video! I have a Dodge Ram 4x4 and the dealership changed the wheel barrings over a two years back. They didn’t put the cv axle back in correctly after the wheel barring replacement causing the axle to wobble and now fluid leakage. Some of the spline teeth are worn from the front differential as well. No ONE could figure what the issue was. Dodge themselves said oh you need a new torque converter! I was like yeah right. Transmission shifts perfect They said this because of the vibration shudder that I would get intermediately. Anyway finally brought it into my local tire shop and they found the damn issue! Hopefully no internal issues with differential, other than the worn spline. I’m so mad that dodge tried to screw me over! Glad I didn’t pay them 2k to fix a torque converter that isn’t the issue
Very sorry to hear about your dealership issues. Hopefully now your truck will ride nice and smooth
At what speeds were your vibrations happening and was it all the time?
FINALLY... this vid clears up my ticky tack questions
Thats the click i hear. The other videos are no were as good and simple as this !!! Great tip man..
This is the best , I don’t know anything about suspension I’ve been watching TH-cam videos left and right about the cv axles going in and out and no one talks about that being a normal thing or not and you just solved that for me 10/10
Hi, I have hamming/vibrating noise coming from passenger side, when I'm sitting in driver seat. It sounds like something is spinning in uneven way. Zero up to 100 km/h nothing. It starts at 100 km/h, peaks at 110 km/h and disappears at 130 km/h. That sound is definitely connected only to car speed and not to engine rpms. Its louder when pressing gas pedal/accelerating, but it does not disappear completely when not accelerating. It’s not engine, because that sound is same when in neutral or any other gear. It’s not unbalanced tire or wheel. I tried many different wheels. Ball joints are perfectly firm. Sound does not change when braking. There is no play in wheel in any direction. I've already changed both sides bearings and inner transmission side axle homokinetic joint since I found this joint could cause this sound. No rubber boots were damaged. All looking good as new. I used high quality replacement, and nothing helped. Axle itself looks perfectly fine. I also tried clicking test when turning full left, full right and accelerating. Nothing, there is no clicking sound. Anyway, this sound started just like that 4 month ago and does not get better or worse. Still the same. I didn’t hit pothole or anything like that. Now I plan to change outer wheel side homokinetic joint, but I don’t believe it will fix it. I will be glad for any ideas and suggestions. Thank you
Pls check your outer drive Axel for uneven Motion and also don't forget to check vibration in your Car caliper, if it's there the bad outer axel joint are bent.
@@yusrashahnawaz6819 I have already eliminated most of the sound. I have changed all four joins on both axels and inflated properly tires. Now the sound is stil there, but it is very quiet. If I was not aware of that I would not notice it.
It made sense to me and I don’t know much about vehicles… Thanks to you I know a little more!
Dude, this is TH-cam gold. Seriously, keep it up. You could make some good money on this platform if you keep at it.
Wow this comment really made my day :). Imeans a lot to hear that from someone who is already established on TH-cam.
@@COU51N.Kyle. For sure. Email at jason@jeepsolid.com if you’d like to talk more.
Oh- then I’m in need of a new one on my entire frount end- it’s 10x worse that what you have shown. Thanks for the valuable info
Thank you so much, very helpful video. This is exactly what I’ve been experiencing, this wheel hop and I’m pretty sure it’s tied to the axle but I wasn’t sure and kept thinking it’s the strut,
Good video, Thanks for sharing. Helpful for my VW, making a bad noise. - take care
Straightforward to the point,thanks buddy!!!🎉
Mine has a lot of play. Thanks for the tips, i have exactly all the same symptoms
Thanks For this Video, I Have A Lexus Brand New Suspension and I Gave up on it Until Now.. So it has to be the cv axle, Its Doing Everything you spoken about;;
Thx for your information . No one has stated the movement between the body & the shaft . I am having a hell of a time trying to determine which side is the problem .
How about a change of the wheel hop and vibration at higher speeds when you turn the steering wheel side to side?
Have more confidence in yourself awesome video very well explained you got my subscribe you made it simple we need more videos like these
I really appreciate your sub and the kind words thank you :)
You did a wonderful job with this video. Well spoken. I appreciate it very much!
My Mazda6 V6 is having similar problem from the passenger side. I changed the cv axles on both sides. I get vibrations when turning left, it feels like the front right wheel is skipping the road almost. There's play on the inner joint where it connects to the intermediate shaft. The intermediate shaft bushing is also having a little play as well.
Thank you! I hope you are able to sort out your problems with ease
Thanks this should help. I was moving my Axle In and out and it seems like a knocking noise when it hits the transmission. Not sure if it should be doing that! Also a up and down like you mentioned makes a noise so could be bad but the boots are fine.
see im right where you are at I replaced everything else every bushing except the axles and i was moving them earlier today like that seems like too much movement. Got 2 in the box ready to be put in already. haha
Getting vibrations on my Megane 265 cup, suspect it could be inner cv joints. Great video on how to check for play 👍🏻
Ok, Grandma hit a concrete barrier on the passenger side. a couple of years ago. About the same time I noticed a vibration at higher speeds-I thought it was the older tires. Slight vibration continued after new tires. Recently the starter went out and I noticed the passenger side CV looked wet and also the part that extends to the differential. I am wondering if the impact had something to do with that the joint and the leak. Pretty sure I will need a new seal as well. Thank you for pointing out the vibration. It had stumped me.
Bought a used 2018 tundra , put knew tires, got used rims and had them check , no issue when tk 6 different tire shops to get rebalanced. I still feel the “play/ hop/ vibration) at 55mph+
Thanks bro 🍻 bout time I find a vid explaining. validateing what i was thinking. 🤙🤙🤘🤘☮️
Very informative. Thank you.
I have same issue and I can hear cluck noise driving or turning , I was looking for weeks and I found the cv axle is loose like yours but mine is truck 4x4
Inner CV axles are the "tri-pot" type containing three channels and allow some inward and outward (axial) movement along those channels. They cause problems when the driven side of the channel gets overly pitted or in worse cases gets a deep divot in one spot in all 3 channels. That's where the shaft can get out of balance under load. Unfortunately, that spot cannot be tested in the manner shown in this video if you jack the car up because the inner joint will be in a unnatural position. Test as shown but only with the car fully settled on all 4 wheels. That's when you want to feel for the dead spots which will cause the excess radial and lateral movement.
Is there a video about this specifically?
Bro impossible to check that way weight of the car u will not be able to move around anything
@@kings1048 Ummm. Nope. If you can't feel any play then there all good.
I have a 2016 Volkswagen GTI. Its tuned and makes about 400HP and I started to hear some noise from the front drivers side when I accelerate. I think the issue started happening when I launched the car and I was getting some wheel hop. I fixed the wheel hop issue with upgraded bushings and motor mounts but the clicking noise was still there. I went under the car and started pulling on the axel and I could hear it moving ever so slightly. Tried the same on the passenger side and it has no play what so ever. I'm thinking this is my issue. Thanks for the video!
Same problem im having with my Daewoo but no one has outcome video, drivers side has flop on inner but replacing everything. Both cv's, lower control arms, wheel bearings, just from age, only 63k miles but right side underneath looks like it met a ditch once in its life. But looks like this will solve it.
Helpful video! Thanks for posting!
I bought a used suv. It was jerking when stopped and accelerating into gear. I thought it was the transmission til my axle broke off while I was driving on the highway. Got it fixed and the jerking stopped. I heard a noise but thought it was a rotor. That noise is now gone as well
Dang that must have been kinda crazy when the axle broke. Glad to hear you were able to get it fixed.
Great video
Well made video sir!
Thank you! I really appreciate that
Nice tight joint!
So ive replaced my driver side half shaft last year. Get wheel vibration at around 75 mph. And when driving slow and turning get a knocking/clinking clicks every now and then. I replaced the front engine mount already about to do the trans and rear motor mount as well. But i just did this check. Didng even hold the inner cv. Put it on ramps set the parking brake and wiggle the passenger with no play whatsoever. Go to the drivers side and it has a TON of play. Autozone Junk!
Sorry to hear that. I’ve had bad luck with autozone axles too 😖
Great isolation tactics! You hear a noise..... Day to day you wonder is it getting louder, or is it something else? I safely put the front end up to try and check exactly this among other possibilities recently. It is still in the air! It is hard to describe how the noise started. It was most noticeable at lowest speeds first thing in the morning. But as soon as the parts had been moving long enough (maybe (relubricated) is was not so distinct. At high speeds a kind of WW2 Bomber sound started up resonating inside though. That's the noise it seems so hard to judge day to day. Is it really getting louder? Or is it just me? But just lately there is this new sort of clicking noise at low speeds well after any cold start. Reading comments, and the evidence from doing these steps has pretty much determined the culprit I hope. Question: Do outer cv joints also click as they begin to fail? Other youtubers give take apart demonstrations and the design is very different. Makes sense to me each design would make sort of distinct noises as it falls to ruin. Only one joint on the inner passenger side has this wiggle in the movement when isolated. But I also found play the the outer tie rod end. So that explains that wobble I have started noticing suddenly. Until checking I had no idea. I thought it might be the same thing.
Now the question is how long before the inner cv joint fails and can I get it repaired before that happens? Tie rod end today if all goes well!
Dude, thanks. Did you get any clunking? I have a clunking in the rear and nothing seems amiss other than I get rotational play
When checking for play should the tire be off the ground or in the air
either is fine
Great video, but no mention of what happens to the steering wheel hop and vibration when you turn hard at high speed. My Ram does that. Worst at 60-70 mph... louder turning left, and almost disappears turning right. Is that the right inner CV joint? Bearings are fine- new.
Thank you for the video and for clearing the IN an Out movement.
Did you have any 3 and 9 o'clock play when you shake your wheel? Usually it is a tie rod but can it be also CV axle?. I disconnected the 32mm from the hub and still have the 3-9 wheel play. Changed both tie rods with the same results. I will check the horizontal play. I do hear clunks when turning though. Thanks again for the video.
I did not have any 3 & 9 o’clock play in my steering. It sounds like your issue could possibly be inside your steering rack or the U joint on the steering column.
thanks for your video...
My car makes a single click when i first step on the gas and a click when i first step on the blake almost on demand. Not my brakes or suspention or sway bushings cv axel is the only thing remaining the posible culprit.
@SpiritdDrivr hear video!! But question for you how did you manage to check the cv axle? Was it making noise or is it because the steering wheel was vibrating as speed increases? Thanks in advance
And did you ever fix the issue? If yes, what was the problem?
The little bit of play on the inside part (that attaches to the transmission) is okay eh?
Have some kind of clunk/pop noise when I turn lock-to-lock when im parked or when I put the car in reverse, accelerate from a standstill. No wheel hopping feeling or anything so im not sure if this is the passenger side inner axle joint. 190k on both axles, new rack & pinion (including tie-rods and swaybar endlinks), lower control arm, and lower ball joints. Ive posted all over the place from Reddit to web forums and have an appointment with the auto shop on the 12th (only available one). Did record a video which I cannot recreate the sound when the front end is lifted in the air, only when pressure is applied. Link - th-cam.com/video/RCX5GuyPjwQ/w-d-xo.html ....cv? Front and rear motor mounts are no more than 2 years old, passenger side and transmission mounts (TSX) arent new. If it makes clunk/popping noises when at a stand still and turning left to right (steering wheel position doesnt matter and it happens only a couple times) I cant think of what else i didnt already cover that could be the culprit other than CV.
I agree, I think it is your cv. It’s making a lot of noise when you’re moving it in your video. I can’t say for certain of course but you’ve done a lot of diagnosing yourself and I think the shop will agree with you as well. Let me know how it goes on the 12th.
From my research, it sounds like your symptoms are those of a bad outer joint on the cv axle. One test you can do is to drive in a circle with the steering at full lock. A bad outer joint will click or make noise while it’s driving in the circle.
How did it go on the 12th??
Great video bro
After replacing all my suspension. I knew it could be the CV joint that is probably knocking around small bumps
Did you cure the problem my friend
Having this exact issue thank you
I have same issues. It feels wheel wobbling (same frequency as wheel turning frequencies).. im gonna check the cv joints..
Nice video very helpful! Can I put my car on jack stands and turn into 5th gear and see how it behaves?
I have checked in my i20.
There is little play/movement horizontally when the axle is moved IN and OUT.
However, there is no play or movement in UP and DOWN direction.
So that IN and OUT play is Normal?
I’ve been told that is normal yes
O have the same Honda EF , dual carb on my case... E ir does the same shaking. At 90kmh - 120kmh worst. I Change everything and nothing help. Time to Change the axle and see...
Makes perfect sense 👍🏻
You don’t hear no sound coming from it like a metal with metal? Cause i got a 2007 ford fusion and i replaced control arms,sway bar links,tie rods and struts and the only thing left its the cv axle and watching the video now i thing its the inner joint bad cause i got a wear noise coming from passengers side
Hai, I have Honda City 2014(UAE). Sometimes make a sound. For example, sometimes the accelerator pressing time (is 0-5km), and sometimes max 40km running time I release the accelerator that time(max. continuously 4 tik tik tik tik sound) (Turning time no sound.) I went to the garage, they check, and they don't find issues. Shoke no issue. Right side axle boot inner & outer before I change.
What is the issue?
So my steering wheel doesnt wiggle, but i hear/feel a clicking when I turn the wheel while at a slow speed (such as getting ready to turn)
My 2003 Malibu shakes like a pup pooping peach pits betewen 45 -52 and it's more of a forward to back shake -- like something "grabs" at one point or something. and does it also when going downhill and braking.. IDEAS??
That sounds tricky to diagnose.
Initially I was thinking it was worn shocks/struts causing your car to undulate when the suspension is under load like when going downhill or braking but the “grabbing” has me stumped. I wish I could help more. I don’t have experience working on a car with those symptoms. I wish you the best of luck and hope you’ll let me know what the problem is when you find out. I’m very curious now.
@@COU51N.Kyle. I've had the bearings replaced- the rotors are new- and brakes are all new-- so it's still doing it-- which is now kind of making me think the axle itself may have a bad spot or something.
I keep coming to youtube hoping im wrong..."no its supposed to be like that" "youre crazy, your overthinking it" DAMMIT
02 MDX, 240000 mi
1989 cavalier Z24 73 mph vibration,the passenger cv moves up and down but the shaft is stationary,the axles are two years old,is it the axel?
YES!! The vibration is so bad I Thought my lugnuts had been removed and wheel was coming off or my struts were unbolted!! Idk its horrible. Do you think it could be my suspension? If I Jack the car up my front tires extend way too far before they come off the ground but idk.
I will check the axle like you did and see if its that.
I wish you were my neighbor or I was your sister Lol cuz I was raised with mechanics and I always work on my cars but I'm not afraid to admit when I need a mans help and today is the day Lol.
If the vibration is constant and increases with speed, then I would say it’s not your suspension. Hard to say though. Another cause of vibration could be unbalanced tires, bent wheel, or the tire surface has become uneven. I once had a tire that had a large bulge on the tread. It vibrated badly.
I wish you the best of luck and I wish I could help you out in person too. Hang in there and let me know what you find.
Thank you sir🙏🙏
Well damn. Im trying to find the video to help me find a way to pop the rest of the axle in. I have most of it in, however i still have a gap of about an 1/8 inch
Sometimes you gotta pull it back out and try again. The little ring clip can be tricky. You’ll get it.
I'm overjoyed by the response to this video. I hope it has helped you. Here is a video of me stating my gratitude: th-cam.com/video/dqUU-b-d6pM/w-d-xo.html
QS: When testing for a Bad CV axle, when the car is up on a lift should the tires be off the car? Or would this make a difference?
The wheels don’t have to be off, but the weight of the wheel will make the axle more difficult to move.
I had a 2009 Chevy Impala and it was shaking in a horizontal ellipse when I stepped on the gas.
Did you get any clunking noises over bumps at low speeds My passenger side cv joint has way more play than yours and clunking on the same side
I didn’t have any clunking. I only had the vibration at speed.
Did you resolve issues
@@bronniesboyclunking ended up being my strut bar but I didn’t find the vibration issue I sold the car
Hey man how you doing when I start driving it my car when the goes to 30 to 40 mph when I accelerating Star vibraing do you think I have a bad axles. I watch your video so I'm going to do the same thing in my car hopefully I found the problem thanks man
It could be your axles but it could also be unbalanced tires or a bent rim that is causing the vibration.
Hopefully the axle joint test will give you some answers. Let me know what you find
Do you do this while the car is warm or cold? I did it immediately after driving it and had some movement and clicking side to side but after I let it sit overnight... no movement at all.
I did this while it was cold. That’s a strange symptom. I’m not sure what to think of it. Sorry I couldn’t be more help.
Glad that I was found your video. I have same problem in my Chevy Spin. So, the problem is only inner joint right? Is there any other possible problem the inner joint bearing that located in the gearbox?
Yes, my problems were only caused by the inner joint.
It is possible that the gearbox could cause these symptoms but I don’t have experience with that.
@@COU51N.Kyle. what is possibly part in the gearbox that caused same symptoms like your problems?
Good video. Thanks for posting. Just wondering how urgent of a repair this is?
Honestly I do not know. I didn’t drive this car much once the problem occurred. I probably put less than 500 miles on it. The symptoms didn’t get any worse during those 500 miles. Complete axle failure would leave you stranded but I can’t say for sure how long it would take for that to happen.
I had vibration at speeds around 60 65 miles. Today a mobile mechanic replaced both cv axles, now the vibration is worse and starts at 55 miles. Purchased new tires, getting crazy, :/
My CV axle would not move in and out. Is that bad?
Did replacing that axle fix your issue? Having same issue and same play in my prelude. Brand new parts store axle but I hear it's not uncommon to get bad axles out of the box from parts stores.
Yes replacing the axle did fix the issue. I had bought a brand new axle from Autozone but it made the problem worse. I ended up buying a set of axles from Drive Shaft Shop. I ended up swapping both axles and the problem went away.
@@COU51N.Kyle. damn, yeah I called dss and he said I need an oem core, which I don't have. May have to dig around in salvage yards looking for an oem core. :/
Did replacing the cv axle fix your steering wheel vibration
Yes it did
Oh she boosted? Wonder how your axel developed the play mentioned 🤔🤷 I guess I'll have to sub and find out
no boost, just intake and I drive the hell out of it lol. I appreciate the sub! thank you
Hi mate. Were you getting any rattle and clunk noises on corrugated bumps?
No I didn’t. That sounds more like a suspension issue
Yes bad inner CV axle does dat too......
@@phemmyo5146similar to the noise of bad strut mounts, sway bar links or bushings?
@@bronniesboy u want to discuss all dis native american bullshite ??
@@phemmyo5146 Hope there is no text message misunderstaning here. My question was: can the inner cv axle make the same noises as those components I highlighted. I have the same knocking issue and I have changed all the components I mentioned except the inner cv joint which is loose like spirtddrivr. Any helpful comments would be welcomed😌
My 2001 xterra moves side to side a little and clicks when I shake it. Damn
I have a 08 sti awd!!! I accelerate car pulls to the left, let go the gas pulls to the right, any advice? Rattle on bumpy roads
I have heard that a common STi issue is worn out tires that cause the car to pull left on acceleration and pull to the right on deceleration. I would try rotating the tires to see if the issue is still there.
I'm not sure what would cause this. Maybe it has something to do with the STi specific DCCD system and how it puts power down.
The rattle on bumpy roads sounds like a suspension issue to me. Worn out shocks can rattle.
Good Luck! let me know what you find.
@@COU51N.Kyle. thanks
Can you hear noise from that when the car hits bumps? Currently doing an HHR but i notice when i put the new axles it it still has play
Does the vibration go away when you let go off the gas?
Yes it did
@@COU51N.Kyle. Million Thanx to you. I’ll try this tomorrow on my Honda Pilot.
My mechanic just installed brand new cv axle, why there is still grinding noise from inner axle?
Sorry I don’t have any experience with a grinding noise. Could be bad fitment or transmission related. Wishing you the best of luck. Your mechanic might need take a deeper look at it.
On me VW Golf 5 SDI with 730k km, I found the following during a 4 tire replacement:
left axle - moves inwards and outwards, small ticking when it does full in or full out - you say its normal ?
right axle - when I spin it by hand to front of car and back and forth quite rapidly, slight ticking or knocking sound. its ever so sligthly. (I didn't put pressure on that part like u did, I just grabbed the outer shaft and man handled it)
I checked out the axles because even after 4 new tires and alignment car pulls right, and today for the first time I started hearing audible vibration in right turns on the highway at 100+ km/h
if wheel is centered or slightly to the left (when I correct the steering angle manually.. ) no vibration heard. Ideas ?
Ticking/knocking when full in or out is usually a sign that the outer joint of the axle is worn out. It sounds like your axles are worn out and causing the vibration and steering pull. It would make sense that your axles are worn if they are the originals with 730k km on them.
I can’t say for sure that it’s the axles causing your problems but that is what it sounds like to me. Best of luck and let me know what you find out.
@@COU51N.Kyle. thanks for replying!
Question is, is it both axles that are bad or just one side that I can get away with, by full in and out noise you mean what I described from the left (driver) side ?
When you checked if they were bad was the car jacked up or just on ground?
It was jacked up but you can do it on the ground if you are able to.
Good diagnosis.
Thank you
Mine Honda Stream btween 80mph nd 90 it vibrates,was told maybe tyre balancing I did that together with alignment, but still getting same vibration from passenger side,can it be my CV?
I believe so. Checking the cv would be my recommendation.
Would it ever make a grinding sound, even when coasting downhill in neutral? I have grinding but i feel it's the front differential (awd). Hopefully it's the cv instead because there is clicking when i turn sharp.
No I never heard a grinding. Clicking when turning sharp is usually cv axle
Grinding is normally a bad wheel hub bearing.😊
@@Tezzzaaa Turned out to be motor mount