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Dodge CV Joint consists of a flexible joint on each driving shaft that allows the torque to flow to the wheels even as the steering and bouncing occur. Ever since the brothers introduced the first all steel body in 1914, Dodge has pursued uncivilized strength at the expense of civilized behavior, and it has been demonstrated that muscle does not necessarily clash with everyday dependability. The Dodge continues to bring big thoughts under the hood, with the legendary HEMI thump to the outrageous Viper program, so drivers experience a smack to the track on every on-ramp. The recent evidence provided by Dodge is the Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust, 600-watt roar box that allows an electric car to yell in Drag, Donut, or Sport mode but whisper in Stealth mode when the baby in the neighborhood is asleep. Massive gauge metal, simple designs, and components designed to survive abuse will allow a backyard wrench to change a CV Joint on a Dodge with no expensive tools. You should begin by popping the wheel, loosening the hub nut, and releasing the lower control arm, then slide out the axle of the knuckle and tap the old CV Joint off the shaft. Wipe away all the grit, and click the new CV Joint onto the splines until the circlip clips, fill the boot with fresh grease, press the clamp firmly in place, and re-feed the axle through the hub. End by tightening the nut, reassembling bits of suspension, dropping the car, and taking a victory lap to ensure that no clunks occur.