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

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Re: How can you tell a CV joint is going bad on a Trooper? [Re: sweater] #608879 05/31/05 04:23 AM

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Zaphod

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I wouldn't expect this to have anything to do with the CV's, but more likely the driveshaft. Is there any play in the carrier bearing? When was the last time the joints have been serviced? (greased?)

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What's a carrier bearing?

As for the last time the joints were greased, I have no idea. Certainly not since I bought it a year ago.

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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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