Questions & Answers for: Chevrolet cv axle leak

...axle or somewhere and has caked the inside of my rim. I don't know if I need to change out bearings or where the leak could be coming from. Does any one know what might cause this? If it 4x4 check cv ...

axle. There are 2 cv joints on each front axle. Possilble leaking boot throwing grease near the back of the front wheel to indicate which joint is noisy. Check the B/U light fuse. Hope this helps. its

...axle boot. When they rip or crack they will sling grease around. check the front drive axles for either the outer or inner cv joint boots being torn or split open and that is where your grease is ...

...cv axle Chevy Impala Ok CV axles are ones used only on front wheel drive vehicles so if this is the case here you go....before you jack up the car, try to loosen up the spindle/hub nut using a good ...

...CV off the axle. To change the shaft, you have to separate the lower ball joint and possibly the tie rod end as well. Remove the axle nut. Then you swing the hub assy away from the trans and pull the ...

...cv axle is now leaking where it goes into the trans. The strange thing is it doesnt make the noise in reverse. My friend is a mechanic at a chevy dealer and i am in tech school for automotive. I ...

...CV boots at both ends of your front axle shafts. If they exhibit rips or grease can be seen leaking from them, then I would recommend replacing them. It is usually cheaper and easier to replace the ...

...CV axle. The axle is held in place at the hub (wheel) with a large nut that is put on with a lot of torque. If ti is "staked" then you will have to lift the flat spot out of the groove. Once the axle ...

...CV with respect to the trans-axle on the passenger side, but not the driver. A new drive shaft assembly at the parts store has a stepped 4" long shaft from the end of the tripot with splines on ...

...cv axle from a 2005 Chevy asteo van AWD permenanlry The CV axle stub (end with the axle nut on it) supports the wheel bearing, removing the axle then driving on it would cause the bearing to wear ...