I replaced the driver side cv axle but it still makes the popping noise like something's catching. If the left side went bad why can I feel it in the steering wheel?? I brought it back to the dealer ship a week after I bought it and they thought it was the rack and pinion, but obviously not.

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Asked by Kate7386 Dec 30, 2012 at 11:28 AM about the 2007 Chrysler Sebring Limited Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I guess the best thing to do is take it
to a mechanic

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Ronc258 answered 11 years ago

Could be a lot of different things like ball joint, control arm, bushings,ect

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Muhammad answered 11 years ago

A CV joint makes noise because of low lubrication may be the grease from the boot came out or the boot was not clipped right and see that if it comes when turning or just keeps on coming when u drive !

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