Mitsubishi Endeavor This mid-sized sport utility vehicle offers a sporty look and excellent power, as well as a comfortable interior.

CV Joint Problem? Please help

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Old 04-08-2013, 04:52 PM
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I have a 2004 Endeavor, the CV joint was replaced by Goodyear two weeks ago (I did not have any indication there was a problem, but since I drive 450 miles round trip every weekend I erred on the side of caution), my mechanic said the boots were leaking. I have never had any problems with my Endeavor before, of any kind <3

Since then, the CV joint/axle has been replaced three times because the front end has a terrible shimmy between 25-30 mph and again at 55-65 mph. The vehicle has been looked at by a transmission specialist who claims the Endeavor is the cleanest he has ever seen, no other problems but the CV joint needs to be replaced - again.

Has anyone out there had any experience like this? Any suggestions on what action to take next?
This has been a meticulously maintained vehicle with no problems before this. I have all the records of all work ever performed and I am the original owner. I am very saddened by this.
 
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Old 04-18-2013, 09:40 AM
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Have you tried flushing the transmission? My '04 started getting a shudder between 25 and 30 mph a while back. Some research suggested that I needed a transmission flush (I can't remember the particular explanation of the cause). After the flush it went away and hasn't bothered me for over 20,000 miles.
 
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