Yea that's what I thought at first.. I'll take a look at it today, maybe it just needs some lubrication.. and if not and it needs to be replaced... sucks that I'm not the original owner of the car(warranty)
you will very likely be wasting your time trying to lubricate it, best just go for a new one
to lubricate the joint you will need to jack the car up, remove the clip from each end of the rubber boot that covers the c.v. joint, pull the boot back along the drive shaft to expose the c.v. joint and then pack the joint and the inside of the boot with lith molly grease (or similar) then re-fit the boot with new clips.
its a very dirty messy job and probably won't make any difference
How many miles? I have an 06 Sonata GLS V6 in FL. I have 110k now, but I discovered a slight cut in my left CV boot. I'm going to try to seal with "The Right Stuff." I'm not sure if it will work, but well worth a try.
you will very likely be wasting your time trying to lubricate it, best just go for a new one
to lubricate the joint you will need to jack the car up, remove the clip from each end of the rubber boot that covers the c.v. joint, pull the boot back along the drive shaft to expose the c.v. joint and then pack the joint and the inside of the boot with lith molly grease (or similar) then re-fit the boot with new clips.
its a very dirty messy job and probably won't make any difference
its only 48000 miles, and that's what worries me... also it sucks the 5 year warranty expired 2 months ago and I'm not the original owner of the car.
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