Cv Axle Noise Going Straight

This can be due to inadequate lubrication in either the inner or outer cv joint caused by a damaged or split boot.

Cv axle noise going straight. The steering wheel being turned while going straight and abnormal tire wear. This can reduce braking efficiency as well as create noise and possibly a burning odor. Essentially, this will break the axle, leaving you with a car that won’t go anywhere.

Here are my issues and why i think its mainly the cv axle. Another name for a transmission is a gearbox because it is comprised of gears that make the vehicle move a certain way. Going straight, doesn't make any noise with foot off the gas, and haven't heard anything turning.

Your problem is not a cv axle but probly a wheel bearing. Another symptom of a problem with the cv axle shafts is grease on the inside edge of the tire or along the underside of the vehicle. Shift the vehicle into drive with your foot on the brake and listen.

The car is accelerating and going into gear like it should, and i'm not feeling any vibrations. When the accordion boot tears on a cv axle it will allow all the black grease to sling out as your drive making a mess. A clunking sound, during this phase of testing, can indicate either an inner or outer cv joint failure;

Can cause noise and horrible wobble. Most axle nuts should not be reused. Should enough grease leak out, you may notice a growling noise from a lack of lubricant, as well as a steady knocking when driving at low speeds.

Of the noise we would guess you’re either hearing tire noise from poorly worn tread or you’ve got a wheel bearing going bad. One of the most common and most noticeable symptoms of a bad or failing cv axle shaft assembly is an audible clicking noise when turning. The spot it sounded like it was coming from was the driver's side axle.