CV joint AXELS
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CV joint AXELS
Ok I am soon to be changing my axels here in a month cause I can not take the unbearable clicking and clunking noise when I turn so I need to know how many splines are they....I have a 91 Civic DX 4 speed Manual...Also do tie rods usually come with the axels or will I have to buy them separately or what???
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oh ok...DAMN IT>>>>> Well what I was trying to ask since I got a little bit of sleep since then is...Is it a good idea to replace your tie rods even if they are not worn out when you replace your cv joint axles????
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Originally Posted by 91_CiViC_RiDeR
oh ok...DAMN IT>>>>> Well what I was trying to ask since I got a little bit of sleep since then is...Is it a good idea to replace your tie rods even if they are not worn out when you replace your cv joint axles????
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Well in my opinon if you buy a car that is 13 to 15 yrs old and you do not know the complete mantienance of the vehicle then I would suggest on replacing anything neccessary to your needs and this is neccessary to my needs and besides since I am going to be replacing my cv joints then why not go ahead and replace my tie rods as well and alignment isn't anymore than 50 to 75 bucks here so I am going to go ahead and do it....But thanks for the help!!
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Originally Posted by 91_CiViC_RiDeR
Well in my opinon if you buy a car that is 13 to 15 yrs old and you do not know the complete mantienance of the vehicle then I would suggest on replacing anything neccessary to your needs and this is neccessary to my needs and besides since I am going to be replacing my cv joints then why not go ahead and replace my tie rods as well and alignment isn't anymore than 50 to 75 bucks here so I am going to go ahead and do it....But thanks for the help!!
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I wouldn't bother replacing the tie rod ends now if you don't need them. It's not that hard to get the car on stands and apart.
There are two spline counts in the fourth generation, the lower of the two is what you'll need. The actual number escapes me.
There are two spline counts in the fourth generation, the lower of the two is what you'll need. The actual number escapes me.
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yea, they are right......unless you're tie rods are bent, you don't need new ones.....just get new bushings...
on the spline count, the dx differs from the si, not for sure, but i think the dx is a 19 spline and the si is 21 spline.
on the spline count, the dx differs from the si, not for sure, but i think the dx is a 19 spline and the si is 21 spline.