Bad cv

Well, from what i have read on here, i believe that i got a bad cv joint. When i back up with the wheel turned all the way to the right. I get a like popping noise, thats the only direction it does it.

Whats a good cv to replace it with?

It should be covered under warranty (2 1/2 years old 27,000 miles) but i have a 3 inch lift on it so i figure they will try and tell me that caused it. And it may have. I dunno

 

Think it should be covered under warranty, even with lift?

 

I've taken my truck for a leaky diff with all my armor, lifted and 33s. It was still covered under warranty, it all depends on what dealer you go to.

 

doubtful, most mods void warranties. Your Cv angle might be off causing premature wear on your cv.

 

idk where people get this info from, we have 12 dealerships within 50 miles of one another in Houston and all have been helpful to me

 

Well theres only one dealership near me and its about 45 minutes away. Im going to see if they will replace it under warranty, if not then i will do it myself, but if they will fix it then ill let them, lol

 

Are you sure it's the CV? Popping while turning could be your ball joints, or wheel bearings?

I'm mostly curious because I also have a popping while turning, replacing the LBJ's didn't solve the issue so I'm wondering how you narrowed it down to the CV's so I can maybe narrow mine down as well.

 

I will know more tomorrow. I take mine in to have it looked at tomorrow evening. Im not really for what it is. But i will let you guys know as soon as i can.

 

Toyota Warranty will continue to apply to original components of the vehicle providing they have not been altered from the manufacturer's specification or impacted by the modifications. Also, the Toyota Warranty will continue to apply if your vehicle is fitted with Toyota Genuine Parts and Accessories. However, any damage resulting from non-genuine modifications will not be covered.

 

Well took it to the dealer today and they checked everything, and there was nothing bad. He said the brake pads were rattling around, so he put some grease in between the caliper and pad to stop the clunk. Also said that there was a dust shield that was bent in a but and possibly hitting something. Drove it after he got done and the noise was gone. Hopefully this solved it.