Technician who changed oil said my 95 Camry right CV boot is broken. When I turn my car, I can hear a little crunch sound. He said this could cause joint damage and eventually my tire would go off track someday if I don't have it fixed. I am wondering what is the worst case if I don't repair it?
CV boot problem
Feb 26, 2004
2 Replies
Every thing he said and then more. Spend the money. Mike
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Also, if the "clank-clank" noise is heard when making turns, the whole = shaft needs to be replaced.
if the noise exist, he boot can be replace, but the CV Joint is already = damaged, and it will eventually go bad; it is better to do it now.
the whole shaft for my 96 Camry, V6 was about $90.00 at AutoZone about 1 = year ago.
If you don't repair it, you'll have to pay for: shaft + Labor + Towing + = lost time + headache + Taxi/rental + whatever it comes :)
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