CV axle repair

Anyone have a link to a site that has new shafts? Seems my clicking noise was coming from the inner cv which I did not notice had a torn boot and grit found it's way in there and wasted the cv joint. Nissan is a rip off since they want ~$400 for a new axle but a Drivetrain Specialists in Las Vegas will rebuild it for $119 with new boots(24 hour turn around)....tried the warranty route but got rejected. :finger4: so i am exploring my options, any ideas?

Autozone.com has them for $99 + $80 core charge.

Originally posted by wqbang
Autozone.com has them for $99 + $80 core charge.

For a complete axle ?

Their site is broken right now so I can't check.
Do you have a direct link ?

As far as I know, that is for the complete halfshaft (REMANUFACTURED).

http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?UseCase=C001&UserAction=performSearch&Parameters=Auto+Store%7C%7EREGULAR+PARTS+LOOK+UP%7 C%7ECV+HALF-SHAFT+%28REMANUFACTURED%29+CCT

I know that halfshafts for my civic are usually ~$60 at Autozone stores.

NAPAonline.com has them for $134 + $93 core at:
http://www.napaonline.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ExecMacro/NAPAonline/search_results_kw.d2w/report?ENG=43%7C3.3+L++3275+CC++V6+VG33E&search_string=CV+Driveshaft+-+Front&org_string=CV



Bryan

The Autozone listing says it is for "either side" but that doesn't make sense. Isn't one shaft longer than the other?

Brent

Originally posted by OffroadX
The Autozone listing says it is for "either side" but that doesn't make sense. Isn't one shaft longer than the other?

They are identical.

That's a good price, good enough to carry a spare.

I've been keeping an eye on my local Pull-N-Save (http://www.pullnsave.com/) for dead Frontiers and Pathfinders, but they don't get them in very often. I wouldn't mind having an entire spare front end, just in case.

Autozone.com is still giving an error :(

I like this on the NAPA site...
Warranty: Limited Lifetime

Pull-n-Save must be very similar to Pick-a-Part up here? Same kinds of deals and pricing.

Originally posted by rrdstarr
Pull-n-Save must be very similar to Pick-a-Part up here? Same kinds of deals and pricing.

I prefer Poke-&-Pay. :D

When I was a kid I used to do the Pick & Flick.

Originally posted by wqbang
Autozone.com has them for $99 + $80 core charge.

That is a good price. And a great thing to carry with you when you are out wheeling!!