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cv joint

comanche · 2006-02-27 10:55:27

So the cv joint of my car has gone (own fault didn't replace perished boot). So what the best way to fix this, just do the cv joint or do i need to replace the driveshaft as well? Car is a 99 megane btw. Thanks.

27-02-2006 10:55am

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comanche

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So the cv joint of my car has gone (own fault didn't replace perished boot). So what the best way to fix this, just do the cv joint or do i need to replace the driveshaft as well?

Car is a 99 megane btw.

Thanks.

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#2 27-02-2006 10:59am

Kermitt

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AFAIK the drive for whichever side will have to be replaced. Happened on a clio I had a few years back. Drive and all had to come out. Pain in the a.ss

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#3 27-02-2006 12:13pm

Henry Ford III

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Replace it. It's not a huge job. Driveshaft should be fine.

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