The CV axle transfers power from the transmission to the wheels while flexing to handle steering and bumps. When the protective boot tears, grease leaks out and dirt gets in, leading to a clicking noise on turns and vibration. Replacing the CV axle restores smooth, quiet power delivery to your wheels.
Find a TechnicianThe classic sign is a clicking or popping noise when you turn, especially at low speed. You may also feel vibration while accelerating.
Only for a short time. If it fails completely the axle can break and leave you stranded, so it's best to repair it promptly.
If caught very early, sometimes. But once grease is lost and the joint is worn, replacing the full axle is usually more reliable and cost-effective.
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