CV swap
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CV swap
Curious as to who has done the swap from R to L and how its holding up? How long are the CV joints suppose to last anyway?
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There was a post here a couple days ago from an owner with 120K miles. All he's done is the routine maintenance. CV life depends on how the car is driven and whether or not care was taken to inspect and keep the boots in good condition.
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Originally Posted by sweetj,Dec 16 2004, 06:54 AM
Thanks. were his ever swapped or in original locations? I was told that they probably last until around 75k...
CVs of a FWD usually take a worse beating than those of a RWD (and they generally last anywhere from 80K miles to 200K miles), however, our CVs tend to pit far more easily than any other I've seen or heard of.
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Yes, it was him:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...pic=255173&hl=
120K MILES!
Billman, thanks for reminding me. He didn't mention anything about the CVs but this is useful information.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...pic=255173&hl=
120K MILES!
Billman, thanks for reminding me. He didn't mention anything about the CVs but this is useful information.
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Originally Posted by xviper,Dec 16 2004, 03:40 PM
our CVs tend to pit far more easily than any other I've seen or heard of.
#9
I hope someone will be able to answer this because I can't. I don't think it's a matter of practice that we have to change these things out every couple of years. If this were the case, we'd hear a lot more than we do. After all, there's got to be over 50,000 of these cars world wide and we certainly don't hear about this as a typical problem. The stats on what we still do hear can't be considered a "common" failure, although it does crop up from time to time to this very day.
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