DIY Replacing drivers side CV Axle in a 2012 Honda Accord LX

In this video I take you with me as I replace the driver's side CV axle in our 2012 Honda Accord. I like these car because they are easy to fix and to be parts are affordable. The car traveled 155k miles before the OEM CV axle gave up. I replace it in this video with an AutoZone, duralast brand unit. Please subscribe and check on out my channel for other related content.

[@danjones3402]

Doing this job in the snow and at night! You are the man!!

[@MTRFAB]

Thanks...lol. I dunno about that... Necessity sometimes can be a great driving force. Sure beats paying for a tow. Thanks you for watching and commenting. Good luck with your repair.

[@JoiceMarie]

Awesome job. You have a great amount of cumulative knowledge it seems, to be able to know what to attack and how to approach it. Maybe a diy consultant line of/for the want to diy folks who need more help :)

[@MTRFAB]

Thank you for commenting and suggesting. Please keep watching.

[@jack8356]

Nice. Im at 155k miles too. Im gonn have my replaced because my gas pedal is vibrating. Someone did replace it before but idk when. But 242 ft lbs when i only weight 135 lb will be impossible to torque down

[@MTRFAB]

Hang off the end of a 2ft. bar and you'll easily generate the torque needed. I'm not much bigger than you. We just passed 165k the other day. I keep it going. It treats us well. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@danjones3402]

Did yours break while you where driving? At what speed? Didn't damage anything else?

[@MTRFAB]

The car was pretty well frozen to the ground... I woke up... Warmed it up ... Put it in drive ... It popped right there in my driveway. Luckily the noise was nasty enough I just turned it off and looked for the problem. No damage. I got lucky for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting.