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Mikol
New User
| Posts: 19
| Joined: 01/06
Posted: 02/13/06
07:55 PM
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while installing my new transfer case i realized that my front driveshaft's cv joint was broken. all the internal parts (the two seals, the ball, spring etc...) were ruined. does anyone know of how to repair a cv, or buy a new/used one for cheap.
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mrgillus
New User
| Posts: 14
| Joined: 02/06
Posted: 02/13/06
08:10 PM
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What kind of vehicle is it on?? I can check my work tomorrow (Autozone) and see if we stock them. Usually you can purchase a remanufactured one for pretty cheap. I just had to replace mine on my 93 Chevy k1500. It only cost me like 40 bucks.
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Blackchevy
Enthusiast
| Posts: 455
| Joined: 10/04
Posted: 02/14/06
03:08 PM
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Its a driveshaft cv, not a axle shaft cv. YOu can buy rebuild kits I believe or just buy a new shaft.
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Mikol
New User
| Posts: 19
| Joined: 01/06
Posted: 02/14/06
08:37 PM
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I have a '97 jeep wrangler 2.5L. thanks
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Mikol
New User
| Posts: 19
| Joined: 01/06
Posted: 02/14/06
08:40 PM
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yea, its a driveshaft cv... and yea i have looked at some rebuild kits, but im kinda skeptical about them. do you know anything about them and how easy they are to install.
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