CV Joints vs Axle assembly

[ansonivan at yahoo.com (Anson Clement)]

I'm running rebuilt axles from advance auto, I've had one fail in a year and a half.... I think I'm probably the most abusive driver here so... yea I think they are ok. The big bonus about them is they are guaranteed forever... if you don't mind changing them they are the way to go.
 
Anson

Ron Pieper <rapieper@yahoo.com> wrote:
Yup, the assemblies are ready to bolt in. There are many stories of these remanufactured units
failing very early, or even being bad when bought. Others will chime in with what manufacturers
to watch for. 

One thing I do know is that there's nothing better than a brand-new Lobro joint...

Ron

--- Jon Palm wrote:
> Well I have that clunk clunk thing going on, and noticed the cv boot is 
> about half gone. So I was pricing new cv's and there was complete axle 
> assemblies for only 10 bucks more. Does the assembly typically have both 
> inner and outer cv's with it? If so, I'd just as soon get a whole assembly 
> than dick with pulling and packing cv's, especially for just 10 bucks more. 
> Please comment....


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