CV Axle/Transmission clunk and movement
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- 05 Honda Accord LX with the 2.4 liter four cylinder. This is a noise I’ve been trying to hunt down for a month now after replacing my Cv axles. To reproduce this noise, I have the front wheels off the ground and the vehicle in park. Then I have my foot on the brake and I shift into reverse. With my foot still on the brake I give it a little bit of gas. I do this same procedure in drive. When I lower the car, it still does this, and it will even do it without my foot on the brake if I start in park and jab it in reverse. However the noise is only made once, and won’t make the noise again until I change directions.
For anyone asking: I sold the car not long after making this video, for fear of transmission failure. I was never able to figure out what the problem was, however my mind always goes back to the aftermarket axles. If you can, do NOT get aftermarket CV axles for Hondas, as these cheap Chinese manufacturers can never get it right for some reason. You’re better off going to a scrap yard and getting an OEM one, or sending yours to Raxles and having it rebuilt.
Ever check the transmission and engine mounts? If it’s moving mounts would be the first check
I just had a look at my sisters 2012 malibu today. The front motor mount was shot and caused the bearing inside the transmission to wear because of the axle being in a bind. Never seen a motor mount cause such damage! Poor woman still owes on the car and it MAY last a few more months if she's lucky. I'm currently seeing how much trouble getting the transmission out is gonna be.. pretty sure it has a sub frame 🤦
@@Fence-Dogs-Morethe front motor mount is what ruined my sisters transmission. Put the axle in a bind and burnt the bearing up. Currently looking for vids on whether or not its a project I wanna involve myself in lol
@@williamrhea1558 do you guys have a local junkyard? In KC we have pick n pull, through the Nissan parts website I can find all the years the part was used and vehicle, then just replace them with used OEM, with this 2012 I’m working on parts are pretty much interchangeable up to 2019. But the mounts shouldn’t be a hard thing. But tbh I haven’t specifically looked out how to change them. But I don’t mind a challenge
@@williamrhea1558 I just checked we have 50 Chevy malibus at the junkyard.
Thank you so much for this video. I have been trying to diagnose this problem for the past 9 months and couldn't figure it out. It was a bad cv axle.
dayum 9 months 😮
So you fixed it and the clunking noise is gone?
In my case, I found the issue after weeks of diagnosing (during my free time). I was having this exact same sound, only once during each acceleration, i.e. acclerate, noise, then no noise even if I reved up, it wasn't until I braked and then again on next acceleration one more clank. Same going in reverse. I lifeted and felt the inner CV and could feel the noise coming from it when doing this test (as shown in this video), accelerating while holding the brake and swapping to reverse and repeat. I swapped the cv axle, but the same issue. NOW, after weeks of testing and always coming back to the CV joint since I can actually feel the clunk when touching it I finally found it. For some stupid unkown reason, my left engine mount was loose, and not by much, just 3/4 a turn on one nut on the engine side. After tightening, noise is gone. Might not be the same for everybody, but that was it for me, and it was identical to this video. Like I said, I could even feel it while touching the inner cv joint on only one side (passenger).
Was were your symptoms whilst driving. Was it knocking over bumps or more vibration?
@@bronniesboy almost every time I accelerated after braking, I would hear that metal thump, exactly as heard in the video. Just once after coming to a stop. It wouldn't happen if I was already coasting and accelerated. Also did it in reverse.
When you say left side mount are you talkin bout the transmission mount under the airbox on the driver side ? I’m having this same problem and just changed all my mounts and it helped a few days then came back so im wondering if this is my same issue
@@GoRockyTop7391 sorry if I said left side, I meant passenger side, in my case, it's the engine side mount. I was just saying that was my case, and it was the exact same noise. But it doesn't mean it will be that for everyone.
@@liquidzorch gotcha thanks man
I had a similar issue. I've been looking for similar clunk for months, I recorded underneath of my car and it's the same. but mine only happens when the car is cold. And oddly enough the same clunk would happen when I'm reversing in an incline. I checked everything from loose bolts, mounts, subframe, suspension etc.
What fixed mine was I added CV grease in the inner and outer cv joint. Even without any rip on the rubber boot or signs of leakage. I just removed the clamps, added grease and reclamped it using the original clamp. Made sure the cv axle was attached properly in the transmission. Cleaned the splines joints as well and tighten the axle nut properly. That solved my issue. All the clunk was gone.
Interesting. I have a clunking front passenger. Only happens from what I can tell when engine is cold. I've checked my suspension and don't see loose end links or sway bushings. I am also skeptical about the CV axles. But no rips or anything. I will give this a shot. Did you remove CV to pack with grease?
@@Weird_1 I was having the noise in the passenger side as well.
I just lifted the boot and added grease. I cleaned the splines that's attached to the wheel hub because I've seen a video where the guy said if it has rust in it, that can also cause the clunk.
@@naturoidz2714 thanks for the reply. I'll give this a shot
Question how to you retighten the clamp ring to the boot without a the special pliers
@naturoidz2714 I am currently in the same bolt as this video, however mine only makes the clunk noise when shifted reverse or drive and steering wheel vibration at say 60-up mph, so I am wondering, did you have to remove the axels to add the lubs on all joint or did you perform this on one side of each? I get the clunk from both drivers and passenger’ sides. New aftermarket cv axel for 2003 Honda accord 238+ miles less than 2000miles into new axels!
I had this same issue, I had someone come look at it and turned out to be my motor mount for everyone asking. Hope this helps🙏
What vehicle did you have that issue? And which of the motor mount that you replaced fixed the noise?
does you car can shiftting the transmission ? mine cannot shifting into speed 3/4 😅 after changing inner
@@todologo2353the motor mount and there is a transmission mount
Before doing anything try tightening the CV axle nut. If it’s even a little loose the axle will shift inside of the bearing.
Are you talking about the bolt that is on the outside of the tire ? Like in the middle of lug nuts?
@@braxtaxdaplug3245 yes
Wow I finally found someone with the same problem as I have. I have a volvo xc60 that runs great once its in gear and moving, but downshifts, starting from a stop and now getting out of park create a noticeable ping/pop noise. I replaced the passenger axle and it relieved that side's problem. The driver's side axle is stuck like excalibur in the transmission and starting to sound worse. 3 mechanics so far have not been able to remove it. I might have to sell the car if I can't figure out the problem.
Might be loose transmittion bolts
No that cv joint has failed in the inside just because it's not busted the ball joints inside has gone bad because putting in gear then reverse without a complete stop.
@Chris Long where are you located? I'm still driving this car. Most mechanics tell me to go to a transmission shop
2 crowbars facing each other or buy a pickle fork made for transmission.
Mine was stuck and I pulled the axle off of inner CV boot trying to remove axle. I rented a slide hammer from advance Auto and screwed a pair of vise grips to the slide hammer. Clamped that vise grips and one first slide of the hammer the inner CV came out right away. I had spent several hours trying to rig up crow bars to no avail. Slide hammer is the way to go!
You supper awensome i finally here the same problem that i got
Rare case of spline grind. If an axle isnt put in correctly it will pop out and grind those splines in the differential. Any other axle after that is gonna have that play. Sadly the fix is expensive, but doesn’t affect the car. Just makes a hell of a noise when moving back and forth.
Try changing your transmission mount and replacing the cv axle
And if it grinds nasty when u accelerate you need a new differential
I have clacking noise like this when shifting from 1st to 2nd gear. I also have vibrations when accelerating on about 20-30km/h. So my friend who is mechanic checked it out, and both left and right inner cv joints have a bit of play in them. So yeah, I'm replacing that soon.
From the movement of the motor you need mounts all around especially that transmission. That's why it is moving like that when shifting into gear. 🇺🇸 1st 4ever
Check your transmission mount.
@Adam B bad trans/motor mounts can cause CV axles to prematurely wear out too, or at the very least leak out some grease without tearing the boot
I got my transmission mount changed didn’t solve the problem I noticed my cv axle passenger side boot has no air in it whatsoever and at the other end of the same passenger side axle it’s loose
So did I fine out the issue because my car does the exact same thing
I am having a 2007 tsx manual transmission being rebuilt on the weekend on Dec 17th 2023... I had a terrible clunking noise when driving. Sounded like a cv getting ready to explode. 2 mechanics told me it was my release bearing (throw out bearing). Me and a buddy tore out the trans to replace the bearing, and clutch since I was in there. Took two 8 hr days. Put it back together.. the noise is still there. I'm sending it to have civic si gears put into my casing... he's betting its the ring and pinion gears.. but I'll let you know if this is even close to what yall experienced
Update?
Yes... so it was my ring gear... had about 4 splines broken off... wish I could post a photo to ya
You won't really know until u tear apart the transmission and look inside to see what's missing splines.
@@andydruck7243 I'm hearing ya! thanks for the response.
I Most likely gonna have to roll the dice on a used transaxle on my focus.
Parts are hard to come by here in Australia for most cars I work on.
Ford wanted $1200 one driveshaft down here
Anyone here ever have their car pull when acceleratng after installing new cv axle? I have that and this clunking sound like in the video
Yes
Had to bring mine to toyota. No other mechanics would fix it for me. Thank god i had a warrenty still. 987$ part came out to only 100. Sheesh. Still love my corolla though
When I only accelerate in a turn like my car sounds like it binds up or something is creaking but I don’t gas it and turn it doesn’t bind up
Someone needs to figure this out asap. I’m having the exact same issue on a Nissan Maxima (FWD). Might replace both CV axles soon, checking the mounts and tightening everything too.
Try buying cv grease and just add grease in the inner and outer cv joints. Clean the splines and make sure to properly tighten the axle nut. That fixed my issue. I didn't even buy new clamps. I just reused the original ones. Fixed my issue.
@@naturoidz2714 replaced the Drivers side CV AXLE. Took me 45min and the issue’s gone
Me to i got rid of my 7 gen maxima
Same 2017. Pass side. Hearing at lower deceleration
Been having this issue on our 4th-Gen TLs. What’s the fix for this issue?
I drive Uber, I have 2022 Camry hybrid, I replaced the front hub bearings I stripped the thread of my cv axles, both of them lol. So I took it to mechanic, he put new axle on the passenger side, but the driver side he only rethreaded. The clunk noise is coming from the driver side that rethread has been done. Now I have no idea if it needs new axle or like someone else issues was a nut or bolt that needed to be tightened for mount. My issue is clunking when I apply on brake and accelerate sometimes when turning.
If cv axle is bad will the car drive? I have a Chevy Malibu 2018 and when I put it in drive, reverse it won’t move and I hear a clicking sound by the left tire area
im really curious as to what i need to do to fix this, Do i need to replace the CV axle or do I need to replace mounts does anybody know what specifically needs to be done to get it fixed.
I have a honda crv 2007 ex awd drive when i turn or make a u turn i hear a strong clunking noise i changed all the mounts and changed the differential fluid and still doing it what can it be is like a clunking skipping noise
CV joint sir
try twisting the axle by hand and you'l see the axle turn a bit but the wheels and the big end does'nt
I have the same issues with the GLS 550 Mercedes Benz, any help😢?... thanks
Is that movement from you putting it into reverse and drive ?
That mug is definitely broken. All you had to do was pull it out of there. If it wobbles even the slightest in a cv. Do not test it by pulling it out and in. Test it by pulling side to side
Need some help here. I just changed my cv axle joints on 2014 toyota camry. And it fixed the clunking sound it’d make when turning left and right but recently i noticed that when I accelerate from a stop I hear like a thud. What can it be ? My transmission isn’t slipping
Engine mounts or suspension bushings.
I have the same problem in an Hyundai Santa Fe 2010, however my mechanic said that noise come from the transmisión interior. That mean I need to repair the transmisión.
Same here. Mechanic said transmission. I took it to a transmission shop and they found it was the inner cv.
Is this an early sign of transmission failure? I changed my CV axel but is still doing it.
Did you try the engine mounta?
Yes. Still there
Have you tried checking your heat shield next to your transmission
More than likely engine & transmission mounts are bad.
Aftermarket CV axles are all junk. Buy a used OEM axle or new OEM axle
Splines probably not lined up correctly
How many million miles? Is the differential spyder gears PIN in the differential case a super sloppy fit?
Of course you would have to take it all apart to know for sure.
I dont see any external movement in the video. The ' clunking movement ' must be internal.
This is also only showing the one side.
Now we need similar video of the other axle to see if there is any movement in that side.
I thought i recorded this this exactly how my video and cv looks like
I know this is older.
My ex is a mechanic, and sometimes I think he thinks I’m just overthinking things and doesn’t pay me no mind when I tell him things about my car..
But is it okay for me to hear that clink when shifting from park to reverse.. I figured it’s just decompressing from the wheels sitting.. but I often times hear that clink when I press the peddle to reverse.
Could be engine mounts.
This is as a result of worn out inner cv axle. Best to replace the complete axle
I got that same clunking when coming to a complete stop or when I check spin my wheels with the engine off. Bad axles?
I have same issue. Any news for you??
@@aphidcart nothing yet. I just got new tires have to take it to the shop to get an alignment since it’s pulling to the right. Maybe they’ll be able to point me in the right direction. I’m sure they will want to add more to the $60 alignment.
@@oaguirre013 any uodayes yet? I have same issue on golf cart. .when i turn the drive wheels by hand it doesnt move with the differential until about 2 inches of travel and it clunks when it does...almost like there is not enough grease in there or something causing that noise
@@macknumber9 nothing I took it to get aligned after shocks and struts and nothing was mentioned even after the test drive. I’m sure if something was wrong they would’ve tried to sell me something
You need new differential bushings
Did you find the solution?
Having same issue and im assumong it wasnt doing this until you pit the new axle in? If thats the case than i think ifs safe to say we cant use aftermarket axles on Hondas
Let me know before i soend the money on new axles!!
Hi same thing happened to me did you fix the issue?
Does anyone know what a humming noise when you accelerate is? 2019 toyota camry
Hub bearing
Transmission filter, if the pump is starved, or it could even be so much as a loose firewall or plastic noise cover being cracked or loose. And allowing air to go through and vibrate it like a musical instrument.. does the noise stop as soon as you let off gas even if your coasting at a high speed?
@@amberking1434 yes! Sadly got rid of it before it became a bigger issue
What car is this?
Motor mounts.
possibly the differential, bevel gear loose or the spline itself
still not fix?
Mines makes noise like that
Did you figure out what the problem was? We are having the same problem with a Subaru Forester after replacing the CV Axils.
I never figured out the issue. It didn't seem to affect driveability so I sold the vehicle and moved on
I have the same problem on Jeep Compass after replace it new CV
@@luisjimenez-np8bz same I just replaced the cv axel and makes this noise when I shift very annoying
Check all the lower arm bolts and inspect transmision engine mounts
@@Coaco98 i hate it when ppl sell the vehicle instead of finding out the issue. Maybe its just my ocd but i wanna what the hell the issue was and how to fix it
Engine mount
I repiacea my engine & transmission mounts ( arove
it for months with the mounts wasted) . now I have
this same noise when I reverse or brake going 40+. 1
diagnose it today, conformed the noise coming
from cv axis/ transmission sections. I'm thinking
the axis bended due to the engine weight due to to
wasted mount. So replace with new axis? How ever
I'm worried that gears inside of transmission are
bended due to same issue. So should i replace axle
or drive till the transmission gives and then replace
everything? Any help or guidance with be appreciated .
I'm wondering the same shit myself...
Motor mounts
This is a Honda. What model is this? Your axle is bad
One or more of Bearing on inner cv is fucked
Intermediate shaft bearing …..
What’s that?
That made me cringe
I changed my passenger axle and it clanks when i put it in reverse to drive , drive to reverse
I feel like the axle I got is too long
2017 Honda Accord sport
Me too. It didn't do it before I changed the factory axle. Now it does this same thing from the wheel. Everythings tight too. No idea why it started this.
Lol I just changed my axles and it started making a clicking noise when my car moves. I fixed one problem but created another😂
Bearing driver shaft in gearbox
Fuck can anyone please help and let up know what the problem here! Smfh
Agree