I'm buying a 1990 Accord 4-door next Friday, and I just went to test drive it. It runs great, and there's no noise coming from the engine bay or anything. The only problem is that when I turn left/right, I hear a pretty audible clicking/popping noise, and it'll continue until I go straight. I'm thinking new CV joints, but the parts store said it'd be easier to just replace the whole CV axle. Any help? Thanks guys.
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Originally posted by JDMJohn View PostI'm buying a 1990 Accord 4-door next Friday, and I just went to test drive it. It runs great, and there's no noise coming from the engine bay or anything. The only problem is that when I turn left/right, I hear a pretty audible clicking/popping noise, and it'll continue until I go straight. I'm thinking new CV joints, but the parts store said it'd be easier to just replace the whole CV axle. Any help? Thanks guys.
sounds like axles!!!
$40 each axle mind as well replace them
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cv axles like $60 each for rebuild at local part store, its easy if u know what u doing, if u have compressor and impact gun, make a lot easier, take the wheels off and the 36mm center bolt and lose the outter tie rod 17mm nut, dont remove the tie rod just lose it so u can move the rod on the side, bottom ball joint 17mm, this part might take a while to lose it, and prey the cv axles with big flathead screwdriver, good luck
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Yeah I need to replace my drivers side one as it is clicking when I turn, but I am trying to put it off until I lower it. Try to kill two birds with one stone. Here is a link to the online manual, should give you an idea as to the difficulty and time.
http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...ordManual/400/Where ever you go... Go Boldly

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