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    CV Joint

    Hey guys, i'm thinking on changing my cv joints, and i found some but the guy isn't sure if they fit my accord, they fit 91 prelude and are 30x28, in the teetg ccount, and i don't have my joints out to count, so can anyone help me?
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    that's a lot of work just to find out they don't work. why not just put what you know will fit? later.
    Avoiding dirt at all costs

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      #3
      There are no axles from any other cars that will work on a CB7. Use an axle made for your car.






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        #4
        Originally posted by TypeG View Post
        that's a lot of work just to find out they don't work. why not just put what you know will fit? later.
        Originally posted by deevergote View Post
        There are no axles from any other cars that will work on a CB7. Use an axle made for your car.
        ok, thanks i wuz askin cuz the guy had din the advice, cv joint for 90-94 accord 90-91 lude

        but well.. keep searching then

        Greetings!

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          "din the advice"?


          The 90-91 Prelude has completely different dimensions, and uses an engine and transmission that are completely different from the 90-93 Accord's. Axle length will not be correct, even if everything else is.
          Even the axles from a 92-96 Prelude, or 94-97 Accord will not work... and both of those cars are MUCH more closely related to the 90-93 than the 3rd gen Prelude is.






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            Originally posted by deevergote View Post
            "din the advice"?


            The 90-91 Prelude has completely different dimensions, and uses an engine and transmission that are completely different from the 90-93 Accord's. Axle length will not be correct, even if everything else is.
            Even the axles from a 92-96 Prelude, or 94-97 Accord will not work... and both of those cars are MUCH more closely related to the 90-93 than the 3rd gen Prelude is.
            ahh i see.. anyway, i'm looking not for the axle, (if that i s the arm coming from the tranny, i'm lookin for the tip that has ball bearings on the wheel, dunno if u get me :S

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              Ah, ok. I see what you mean.

              It MAY work, but I wouldn't bother. Assembling your own axles often results in an unreliable result anyway. Do you have access to any stores that sell remanufactured Accord axles? In the US, they are quite easy to find, and very affordable. I just checked your IP address and I see you're from Chile... so that may change things a bit.






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                Originally posted by deevergote View Post
                Ah, ok. I see what you mean.

                It MAY work, but I wouldn't bother. Assembling your own axles often results in an unreliable result anyway. Do you have access to any stores that sell remanufactured Accord axles? In the US, they are quite easy to find, and very affordable. I just checked your IP address and I see you're from Chile... so that may change things a bit.
                yeah i have to travel 400 km to buy that stuff, cuz i hav to search for the cheapest parts, japanese built, haha

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                  In that case, the best thing to do is try working with what you have! I'm quite sure it will not work, though. It's not something anyone on here has ever tried, I'm sure. Most of the people here have access to cheap replacement parts, so there has never been a need to try mixing axles.






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                    Originally posted by deevergote View Post
                    Ah, ok. I see what you mean.

                    It MAY work, but I wouldn't bother. Assembling your own axles often results in an unreliable result anyway. Do you have access to any stores that sell remanufactured Accord axles? In the US, they are quite easy to find, and very affordable. I just checked your IP address and I see you're from Chile... so that may change things a bit.
                    It makes sense now, I was just about to tell him that Autozone has them for 39.99 a piece.
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                      #11
                      im going to have to change my axle also. i put it on a lift and i seen how torn up it was and it was destroyed. going to napa to buy a new axle for 60 bucks. why dont you just buy a remanufactured axle.

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                        Originally posted by Drifting in 808 View Post
                        im going to have to change my axle also. i put it on a lift and i seen how torn up it was and it was destroyed. going to napa to buy a new axle for 60 bucks. why dont you just buy a remanufactured axle.
                        Because he's in Chile, and it's a 400km trip to the nearest store that sells them. If you bothered reading the entire thread before you replied, you'd have known that.






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                          #13
                          I go to oreilly auto parts!!! lifetime warranty as long as you own the car!!!
                          you just gotta buy the 1st one!!!
                          and it truly is warranty i'v had to cash in on this sevreal times with both sides!!!
                          I AM KOONCE THE LEGEND!!!

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                            Originally posted by KoonceSSDAccord View Post
                            I go to oreilly auto parts!!! lifetime warranty as long as you own the car!!!
                            you just gotta buy the 1st one!!!
                            and it truly is warranty i'v had to cash in on this sevreal times with both sides!!!
                            Great. Now do you want to help the OP out by showing him the nearest O'Reilly Auto Parts in Chile?

                            Or did you just not bother reading the thread before you posted?






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