Fitmemt:
Note: For 2008 Hyundai Elantra fits From 06/27/2008
Make | Model | Year | Engine | Location | Note |
Hyundai | Elantra | 2008 | L4 2.0L | Front Left | 4Wheel ABS; From 06/27/2008 |
Automatic Trans |
Hyundai | Elantra | 2009-2010 | L4 2.0L | Front Left | SE |
Hyundai | Elantra | 2010 | L4 2.0L | Front Left | GL |
Hyundai | Elantra | 2009 | L4 2.0L | Front Left | GLS |
Hyundai | Elantra | 2007 | L4 2.0L | Front Left |
What Is A CV Axle Assembly?
CV Axle - CV stands for Constant Velocity. CV Axles are a type of axle assembly that is only found in the front of the vehicle.
They have a unique design that allows the front wheels to turn to the right or left, while they still deliver power smoothly.

Functions of CV Axles
1.Transmit Power to the Wheels
The primary function of a CV axle is to transmit rotational power from the engine and transmission to the wheels. This allows your vehicle to move forward or backward based on your inputs.
2.Flexibility and Range of Motion
CV axles incorporate Constant-Velocity joints, which are designed to maintain a constant velocity even as the axle changes angles due to suspension movement or steering.This flexibility allows the wheels to maintain traction and move smoothly regardless of the road conditions.
3.Smooth and Efficient Operation
By allowing the wheels to maintain a constant speed and flexibility during turns and bumps, CV axles contribute to a smoother and more comfortable ride.This also reduces wear and tear on other components of the drivetrain.
4.Support for Steering
CV axles play a crucial role in supporting the steering mechanism of your vehicle. They enable the wheels to turn left or right smoothly while maintaining consistent power delivery.

Notes:
Regular maintenance,such as checking CV boots for damage and ensuring proper lubrication, can extend the life of your CV axles. If you notice any signs of CV axle problems, it’s crucial to have them inspected and repaired by a qualified mechanic promptly.
CV axles are integral components of your vehicle’s drivetrain, responsible for transmitting power to the wheels and supporting smooth operation and steering. Understanding their function and recognizing signs of potential problems can help you maintain your car's performance and safety.
If you suspect issues with your CV axles or have noticed symptoms like clicking noises or vibrations, don't hesitate to seek professional diagnosis and repair.Taking proactive steps to address CV axle issues can prevent more significant problems and ensure your vehicle remains reliable on the road.