What causes CV joints to go bad?
Sylvain Laplante
sylvain_laplante@yahoo.ca
Thu, 24 Jan 2002 11:53:56 -0600
Hi,
I apologize if this reply goes to the wrong place, this is my first reply
to the mailing list... :-)
I was a Honda mechanic a long time ago ( 80-82) and I did replace many
driveshafts/constant-velocity joints, but it always turned out that the cause
was either a broken boot that allowed water/salt to wipe the grease out, or
drivers who constantly accelerate hard while turning in tight corners (
streets
). This is probably also true for Nissan cars... Personally I don`t think
lowering a car would make such a difference-not worst than having 2-3
passengers ;-)
Of course, this only applies for the external ( outer ) joints
Sylvain Laplante
95 se-r and 2002 se-r in 3 weeks :-)
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