Front-drive vehicles also use two joints, called constant velocity (or CV) joints, but they are a different kind that also compensate for steering changes. On rear-drive vehicles, one sign of a ...

Repairing a broken CV joint on a drive shaft involves precise steps and attention to detail. The process begins with safely lifting the vehicle and removing the damaged components. The broken CV ...

The most prudent maintenance for these systems is to maintain the integrity of the CV joint boots, which are rubber sleeves around the constant velocity joints. The boots keep grease in and debris ...