The Tell-Tale Signs Of A Bad CV Joint And How It Could Affect Your Car
You drive a car and anticipate a smooth ride, even on uneven surfaces. But how is it possible to travel at higher speeds with so little disruption to the road? A CV joint, also known as a constant velocity joint, is in charge of doing this to transfer engine power to the wheels. Regardless of the drive shaft and axle shaft angles, they are responsible for maintaining the same speed on an uneven surface. How Do CV Joints Facilitate Vehicle Movements? In a complex drive train, a drive shaft has a connection to the transmission and the differential. When an…