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Guncho
Is it the bearings?
How much is that to replace?

Chris
How much is that to replace?

Chris
hyundaitech said:Chunk-chunk is not your typical bearing noise. Have it checked.
Jody said:check cv joints, if shot replace whole axel, not just the joint
Matt Whiting said:Why replace the entire axle?
For most cars it's cheap enough and a lot easier Matt. Typically a half
shaft costs around $75 plus core. It's a lot easier to just remove the old
one and replace it, since you have to remove the half shaft in order to
rebuild the joints anyway. I don't know the cost of the parts anymore, but
boots are each around $20, so it's easy to imagine that the total cost of
parts will approach the cost of the entire axle by the time you add in the
cages and bearings.
Guncho said:It's a repetive noise that only happens when turning left.
"Chunk-chunk-chunk" etc
Any idea what it could be?
Chris
Dumbass said:CV Joint...
hyundaitech said:If it wasn't present at the time you bought the car, then I'd say the
seller is not responsible for it. I presume your agreement meant anything
that was currently wrong with the car, not items that could fail in the
future.
Guncho said:My sister noticed this noise within days of buying the car.
I guess the question comes down to, is this something that would fall
under Canadian safety requirements? If it is. They should have fixed
it. If not, I guess it's our problem, as the car has no warranty.
Chris
Dumbass said:yes it would fail a car, not safe to drive
Good luck trying to get them to pay. It's not a expensive or difficultGuncho said:The car was purchased like 2-3 months ago. Figure I'm SOL in getting
them to pay for it?
The car did pass the safety test that the dealer got done.
Chris