i have this strange popping sound that i can hear and feel occasionally when i am turning what could this be?
i have this strange popping sound that i can hear and feel occasionally when i am turning what could this be?
your CV joint.
raise the car and see which one is torn.
Alex.
they are easy to change
worn CV joint on your axle. not too expensive to replace at all. almost all parts stores have them in stock, or you may have to order them. they always had them in stock when i'd look. if you know a mechanic, maybe that could save you some money instead of going to a garage. or do it yourself if you know how. its really pretty easy i'd say.
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Originally Posted by HondaBoy
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Last edited by keruhas184; 07-02-2004 at 05:56 AM.
how much do you think it would to get a new cv joint from honda
it usually isnt as hard as that guy had it in the link you posted. he just had shit luck with that damn suspension bolt or whatever else. ok, from honda dealership, they will price it anywhere from $280-$550. its usually around $400 + or -, for the axles from honda. believe me, i know about that. probley should have got them from honda, but at the time i didnt have much money to work with. now days thats a different story. from places like autozone, o'reilly, or pepboy's, they usually will set you back about $80, and when you give them you old axle you will have spent about $40-$50, depending on their core price. they give you a refund for your old part so it can be sent to be rebuilt. kind of a scam if you think about it. i dunno.
Keep it HONDA. Or at least Asian.™
B18C swap ditched, A20 to be revived
Looking for K20/trans for ultimate swap
Discount Auto Parts sells them for somewhere around $50-80 (I don't remember exactly) when you bring your old ones in and they come with lifetime warranty. AutoZone and I think NAPA as well rent all the tools you need for free. Don't forget to crack your gear oil bolt (aka tranny filler plug)loose and have gear oil on hand before starting.
See these current CV joint threads for more info:
a quick CV joint question So I've attempted to change my CV Joints, I need help
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