How to Replace the CV Joint on a Mitsubishi Triton Car

On this occasion I will review how to replace the CV joint on a Mitsubishi Triton car.
CV joints, also known as constant velocity joints, are components located on the front wheels of a car and are used to connect the axles to the transmission shaft. On front-wheel drive (FWD) cars, the CV joint is usually protected by a rubber boot or plastic. Its function is to send power from the engine to the right and left front wheels. In addition, the CV joint allows the wheels to rotate when the car turns.
It cannot be denied that CV joints are very vulnerable to damage because they have a quite important role and carry quite a heavy workload.
If the joint is damaged, the driver feels uncomfortable and very dangerous when traveling.
The main symptom of CV joint damage is a creaking sound like metal rubbing against each other that comes from the front of the wheel when the wheel turns and moves.
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