2007 Pontiac G6 "cv axle repair shops" Questions

...CV axle as well as the CV axle seal due to a leak. After everything was installed I found I still have a leak and it has actually become slightly worse. The car is on jack stands and noticed that it ...

...cv joint or axle replacement average repair cost on replacing cv joints or axle replacement Don't know for average cost, but you can find cheapest prices using this wholesale tool for sure: Find the ...

...overheats rapidly! Please have a tire shop or local repair shop check the CV axle joints, they are the most likely issue here. Don't wait or the axle can break off at the CV Joint and disable the

...axle out to check CV Joint? Rasie vehicle, remove tire, axle nut and caliper. remove tie rod end from spindle, remove lower ball joint nut and seperate from spindle and pull spindle from axle, with ...

...cv axel mcdevito75 here, That is shop only repair, First you:d have to replace the castle nut on the axle with a new one, then you may need a jack under the axle to support it while removeing, then ...

require diassembly. The cv joint is replaced as an axle unit and will require special tools Most shops don't consider it a big job and is relatively inexpensive. Replacement is a rebuilt axle assembly

...axle and fit boots that way however there is an after market boot kit that clips over the joints and if fitted correctly is as good as genuine units if this case you do not have to remove the axles ...

...shock bolt removed, upper and lower ball joint seperated (book will say only one but it is not true) and steering knuckle and axle nut removed. CV joint simply unbolts at differential output

...CV axle on a 93 Chrysler concorde Depends. If you buy the axle at a parts store the average price is $60. To have a shop do the repair and include the axle I would expect around $300 depending on ...

...cv axle broke last week so i had it repaired at shop. two days later large puddle of red oil under same side, seems to be from transmission end of shaft seal. did the shop not hook something up right ...