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    cv axle headache!!

    I had both of my CV axles replaced because they were both in terrible condition. One problem thought with the passenger side was the clunking from the inner cv joint when I disengaged the clutch, or when I let off the gas pedal. I thought that after replacing the that side, it would stop. However, a week later I still feel and hear the noise, but not as pronounced.
    Is this a problem with installation? Or with something on the transmission to which the cv axle connects?
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    it may be something else besides the cv joint makeing that noise. for example worn swaybar bushings or ball joints can make noises like that, even motor mounts. just check to see if the axles are inserted into the tranny all the way, then look for other problems. later.
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      #3
      yeah sounds like it could be a mount i have the same problem, it does it on takeoff rite?

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        Yes, most of the time it is with take off. Before I replaced them, it would happen during slow gear changes between first and second gears, bumps in the road would make the "clunk" happen too

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          #5
          you might want to check your ball joints and tie rod ends. Its also good to see if the axle is all the way in the tranny??

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