CV joint failure

A failing CV (constant velocity) joint can cause clicking or popping noises when turning, vibrations at high speeds, or grease leaking from the joint boot. The CV joint is crucial for transferring power from the transmission to the wheels while allowing flexibility in movement. When it wears out or breaks, the vehicle may struggle to turn or even lose power to the wheels. CV joint failure is often caused by torn rubber boots, which allow dirt and moisture to enter, leading to internal wear. If left unchecked, a broken CV joint can result in complete drivetrain failure, making the car undrivable. Regular inspection and replacement of worn-out boots can extend the life of CV joints and prevent costly breakdowns. If symptoms arise, immediate repair is recommended to avoid complete failure.

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