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Old 30-09-2011, 01:19 AM
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Default cv joints!

im getting an intermittant thudding coming from the left front wheel that comes thru the steering wheel and is worse when i brake. i know cv boot is split and is booked in but am i right in saying the whole joint might need replacing or possibly the drive shaft on that side!!! any help wud be grateful!
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Old 30-09-2011, 09:19 AM
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if the thudding is in time with wheel speed, then probably your joint needs doing.
if not, could be knackered bushes or something on suspension or arb
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