How Do You Fix A CV Joint On A Honda Accord?
The Honda Accord is a front wheel drive vehicle that uses constant velocity (CV) joints located on each end of the drive axles. This type of joint allows engine torque to apply smoothly to the wheels while turning. Inside the CV joint is a complex ball and cage system that has very tight tolerances machined into it. Loss of the lubricating grease occurs when the protective rubber boot around the joint is torn. Road debris and water destroy the joint very quickly. The cheapest, easiest way to repair the damage is to replace the axle assembly. Raise and support the vehicle with the floor jack and jack stands. Position the jack stands along the lower pinch weld of the uni-body of the car. Refer to the jacking instructions in the owner’s manual or on the spare tire cover for the exact location of the pinch weld. Remove the wheel using the lug wrench. Store the wheel and lug nuts out of the way of the work area. Remove the cotter pin and castellated spacer from the axle shaft located in the
