Question
How to diagnose faulty automotive drive shaft CV joint?
Answer
Inspect CV joint for damage and test for noise during operation.
Explain
A faulty CV joint causes noise and vibration during turns. CHEPQ tools inspect CV joint boots for damage and test for noise (clicking during turns)—replacing the CV joint prevents further drive shaft damage.
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