How long do Subaru CV axles last?
A CV axle can typically be expected to last for 80,000 to 100,000 miles under normal driving conditions.
How often should CV axles be replaced?
Q: How Long Should a CV Axle Last? A: CV axles are usually covered by the manufacturer’s powertrain warranty, which should have you covered for at least four to five years and 50,000 to 60,000 miles.
Do both CV axles at the same time?
Do both CV axles need to be replaced at the same time? No, it’s not necessary; there is no need to replace a CV axle if it’s in good shape.
How long do front CV axles last?
These joints can generally last up to 100,000 miles. However, because CV axles are constantly rotating and flexing to accommodate the condition of the road, they can wear out and fail, resulting in a costly CV joint repair.
When to replace the CV axle on a Subaru Outback?
On your 2006 model the inner part of the CV should be green if it is an OEM axle. If the joint is noisy, it’s worn and should be replaced. OEM or FEQ are options. Next would be new from Carquest, then new from OReilly’s. Remans tend to vibrate.
Do you need to reboot a Subaru axle?
Whatever you do don’t use any aftermarket axle. They all have high percentage of issues. Rebooting a used Subaru axle is the best option if you want to save down time, don’t trust your axle, and don’t want to buy a new Subaru axle.
How big is the rear axle on a Subaru Outback?
2017 Outback Premium 2.5 with Eyesight. 19mm Rear Sway Bar. Steering Dampener Lock Down. HID upgrade from retrofit source. I elected to reboot an axle on my 2008 2.5. I had similar mileage to yours with the boot torn.
Is it better to reboot or replace a CV axle?
Rebooting is probably only an option for a select bandwith of DIY folks, but replacement is the best fit for most. If you like trying to save a few bucks with no risk of failure – reboot it.