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    Unhappy Cv Joint!

    I've been getting some shaking in my steering when i hit 80-100kph and only when i'm on the gas. I thought it was just a wheel balance, but it turns out it's either the CV Joint or the clutch! Does this sound right???

    Does anyone know what my wallet is up for?
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    So it doesn't sound right...

    There is no way a clutch is going to cause s/wheel shudder

    My money would be on deformed brake disks or tire be it deformed or flat spotted which is unlikely if the car has ABS

    Again a CV joint is really unlikely...
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    might be a long shot but is ur wheel tightened on properly?
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    the general test for cv joints is to do tightest turning circles possible (at low speed obviously) in both directions.

    usually if the cv is on its way out you will hear knocking noises or the like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    So it doesn't sound right...

    There is no way a clutch is going to cause s/wheel shudder

    My money would be on deformed brake disks or tire be it deformed or flat spotted which is unlikely if the car has ABS

    Again a CV joint is really unlikely...
    It only happens when the car is underpower...
    I just had the tyres rotated and balanced, so there not the issue... What the mech was saying was the inner joint might be damaged and is moving of balance... I just put on new break pads and they never mentioned anything about the disks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rayb3na_ View Post
    might be a long shot but is ur wheel tightened on properly?
    All on tight, and balanced, and fairly new tyres...
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    Quote Originally Posted by assailant View Post
    the general test for cv joints is to do tightest turning circles possible (at low speed obviously) in both directions.
    usually if the cv is on its way out you will hear knocking noises or the like.
    I once checked out a car my sister in law was intending to buy. It passed the usual 'turning a tight circle both ways' test with flying colours (and all other tests etc), and she bought the car. On her drive home up the coast from Sydney, as soon a she hit 100kmh on the expressway the car started to vibrate badly, which turned out to be a bad CV joint...

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    Perhaps a wheel bearing is damaged?

    How wide are your rims? If they are very wide, they may be putting too much stress on the bearings/cvjoints
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    Sounds like the inner cv joints,have you lowered your car?the clutch wount make a vibration like that.normaly you can see wear marks in the joint when you remove and dismantle them.just get a couple of exchange shafts and it will be all good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnL View Post
    I once checked out a car my sister in law was intending to buy. It passed the usual 'turning a tight circle both ways' test with flying colours (and all other tests etc), and she bought the car. On her drive home up the coast from Sydney, as soon a she hit 100kmh on the expressway the car started to vibrate badly, which turned out to be a bad CV joint...
    Yeah, did the same check and not a creek/noise at all. So looks like its a CV joint. Does anyone know how much it'll cost roughly... and lucky i did get that extended warrenty!
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    Quote Originally Posted by melloy_honda View Post
    Yeah, did the same check and not a creek/noise at all. So looks like its a CV joint. Does anyone know how much it'll cost roughly... and lucky i did get that extended warrenty!
    To be honest i dont think ur warranty will cover it if u have lowered the car or have larger rims..... because you have altered the cars performance and the CV joint is the victim of this alteration i dont like ur chances. Good luck tho.

    On my last car the steering was perfect when i bought it. I put bodgy 17s on and it became a nightmare...... Steering got to the point it shook as low as 60kms. It had to do with the joints and brushes. I also had warped discs so it shook voilently whilst braking. Traded it in before it killed me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DLRioM View Post
    To be honest i dont think ur warranty will cover it if u have lowered the car or have larger rims..... because you have altered the cars performance and the CV joint is the victim of this alteration i dont like ur chances. Good luck tho.

    On my last car the steering was perfect when i bought it. I put bodgy 17s on and it became a nightmare...... Steering got to the point it shook as low as 60kms. It had to do with the joints and brushes. I also had warped discs so it shook voilently whilst braking. Traded it in before it killed me.
    I've only put 17's on it and haven't touched the suspension. I've still got the orginal wheels so i could always slip them on prior to making the claim...
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