How can you tell a CV joint is going bad on a Trooper?

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How can you tell a CV joint is going bad on a Trooper? #608877 05/31/05 03:09 AM

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Zaphod

Getting the Wheeling Fever

2000 Trooper LS. Stock in all repects. 59K miles.

I'm noticing some vibrations when I'm accelerating. Comes and goes, normally around the same speed/RPM.

Last time I noticed this was on my '89 Honda Prelude, and it meant bad CV joints. Is it the same for the Trooper?

Any ideas what it costs to fix, and what mileage I should expect them to go bad? I don't do any extreme off-roading.

Does the Trooper even HAVE CV joints? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

Thanks!

Last edited by Zaphod; 05/31/05 03:14 AM.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
How can you tell a CV joint is going bad on a Trooper?	Zaphod	05/31/05 03:09 AM
Re: How can you tell a CV joint is going bad on a Trooper?	sweater	05/31/05 04:05 AM
Re: How can you tell a CV joint is going bad on a Trooper?	Zaphod	05/31/05 04:23 AM
Re: How can you tell a CV joint is going bad on a Trooper?	Daniel_T	05/31/05 11:30 AM
Re: How can you tell a CV joint is going bad on a Trooper?	Zaphod	05/31/05 12:13 PM
Re: How can you tell a CV joint is going bad on a Trooper?	K9Troopin	06/05/05 05:51 AM
Re: How can you tell a CV joint is going bad on a Trooper?	Frisky	06/05/05 08:20 AM

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