Why do CV joints break?
Why do CV joints break?
Why do CV joints break? The main culprit is shock loading, like when a spinning wheel lifts off the ground and then lands hard; something that can happen fairly often with an independent suspension system because of the usually limited amount of travel.
Is it safe to drive with a broken axle?
If one of your axles is broken, do not drive the car. It’s not safe. If you notice a bumping, clicking or grinding noise when going into turns, your axle isn’t broken yet, but it’s only a matter of time. When your axle fails, it’s possible that you’ll lose control of the car, possibly causing an accident or crashing.
How do you know your differential is bad?
This is why it is important to pay attention to signs of differential trouble, including the following.Tire Damages. If you notice strange damages on the sidewall and outer tread of your vehicle’s tires, it may be caused by failing differential components. Hard to Handle. Vibrations. Gears Grinding. Whining Sounds.