Spare parts and drivetrain components for Honda Civic.
The Honda Civic is renowned for its dependability and rewarding handling, but like any car, its drivetrain requires routine maintenance and occasional replacement of wearing components. The drivetrain is the system responsible for transferring power from the engine through to the road wheels, comprising essential parts such as drive shafts, CV joints, and ABS rings. At CVJoint24, you will find one of the market's most comprehensive selections for this model, with 134 matched items covering early generations right up to the latest releases. Keeping the drivetrain in prime condition is vital for both fuel efficiency and road safety.
As dedicated specialists, we understand the technical nuances of the Honda Civic. Every component in our range is chosen to meet or exceed original equipment specifications, providing a lasting fix rather than a quick patch. Selecting the correct parts protects your gearbox and suspension from secondary strain, saving both time and money in the long run. We aim to be the natural destination for drivers, garages, and enthusiasts looking for high-quality replacement parts and genuine technical know-how.
The drivetrain of a Honda Civic typically relies on a front-wheel-drive (FWD) layout. Engine torque flows from the transversely mounted engine through the gearbox and out to the front wheels via two drive shafts. Each driveshaft features two constant velocity joints: an inner CV joint positioned beside the gearbox and an outer CV joint located at the wheel hub. This design enables the front wheels to steer and absorb suspension travel while delivering a smooth, continuous delivery of torque.
Constant velocity joints are fundamental to this setup, ensuring that the wheels turn at a constant speed regardless of steering angle or road surface. Alongside the CV joints, the ABS ring plays a crucial role in modern vehicle safety. Fitted either to the outer CV joint or directly onto the axle shaft, it sends rotational pulses to the wheel speed sensors. If this reluctor ring cracks or corrodes, the sensor loses signal, compromising ABS operation and braking performance. Understanding how these parts interact makes diagnosing faults far more straightforward when your Civic begins to show symptoms.
Several telltale warning signs indicate that parts in your Honda Civic drivetrain are failing. A classic symptom is a sharp clicking or knocking noise audible when cornering at lower speeds. This almost invariably points to a worn outer CV joint, frequently triggered by a split CV boot that has allowed grease to escape and road dirt to enter. If you feel a shudder or noticeable vibration through the floorpan under acceleration instead, the culprit is typically a worn inner CV joint or an out-of-balance drive shaft.
Another frequent issue involves the braking system. If the ABS warning lamp illuminates on the dashboard, or if the ABS triggers prematurely under gentle braking on dry asphalt, a cracked or heavily corroded ABS ring is usually responsible. In regions with wet winters and road salt, these rings are prone to rusting and snapping. Lastly, look out for grease splattered inside the wheel rims or over the wheel arch liner—a definite indication of a torn drive shaft boot. Ignoring a split boot will quickly ruin the joint itself, so prompt inspection pays dividends.
Depending on mileage, driving conditions, and service history, certain drivetrain components require replacement more frequently. Our catalogue is tailored to address these needs with exact precision. Here are the core categories we supply for this model:
Replacing solely the worn part, such as a single CV joint or an ABS ring, is often a cost-effective route compared to replacing the whole assembly. However, if the shaft has suffered impact damage or both joints are worn, installing a complete driveshaft is often the most time-saving and durable choice for your Honda Civic.
Navigate directly to the relevant category for your Honda Civic:
When troubleshooting driveline problems, choosing the exact subcategory straight away saves time. Comparing the specific components available for the Honda Civic makes it easier to pinpoint whether you need a drive shaft, a CV joint, or a prop shaft, taking you directly to the parts that match your symptoms and car:
Pinpointing the correct component for your Honda Civic requires attention to detail, as technical specifications vary across engine options, transmissions, and build years. Parts for a Civic saloon may not match a Civic hatchback, even within the same model generation. The most critical measurement is usually the spline count on the CV joint—both on the outer stub entering the wheel hub and the internal splines connecting to the shaft. Overall axle length is equally vital to prevent binding or excessive pull on the drivetrain.
To find matching parts with complete accuracy, select your car's make, model, and engine variant in our vehicle selector. This filters our 134 parts down to those engineered specifically for your car. If you need to confirm finer details, such as whether your model features an integrated ABS ring on the joint, inspect the detailed specifications listed across our all car makes drivetrain pages. We have catalogued the technical data thoroughly so you can order with absolute confidence.
CVJoint24 is the international shop of a Swedish driveline specialist, sending quality-inspected components straight to your door across the EU from our central warehouse in Helsingborg, Sweden. When you source parts for your Honda Civic from us, you benefit from focused expertise that general motor factors rarely match. We understand the importance of correct fitment, durability, and precise engineering. With 134 parts dedicated solely to the Civic line-up, we provide answers where generic catalogues fall short.
Our specialist focus also allows us to offer competitively priced, OE-quality components backed by rapid dispatch. When your vehicle is on the ramp or awaiting work in your home garage, quick delivery and accurate parts are paramount. Combining technical reliability, verified data, and in-depth model knowledge, we ensure your Honda Civic returns to the road swiftly with a drivetrain built to cover many thousands of kilometres.
An outer CV joint typically produces a clicking or knocking noise during sharp turns. An inner CV joint tends to cause noticeable vibrations through the car under acceleration or at specific road speeds, whether you are steering or driving straight ahead.
Yes, if the CV joint itself is in good condition but the ABS ring has cracked or corroded, you can replace just the ring. We offer 12 different ABS rings in our range for the Honda Civic to make this a straightforward, cost-effective repair.
The Honda Civic has multiple variations in drive shaft length and spline counts depending on the engine size and gearbox type. Filtering by your car's exact make, model and engine variant ensures you get the exact parts that fit your vehicle.
If the CV boot is damaged, lubricating grease leaks out while dirt, grit and water penetrate inside. This wears out the bearing surfaces of the constant velocity joint very quickly, leading to complete failure and a significantly costlier repair than replacing the boot in time.
Yes, we offer 68 different complete drive shafts for the Honda Civic. A complete shaft assembly is often the easiest option when replacing worn components, as both the inner and outer joints come pre-assembled on the shaft.
Our selection of 134 products covers a broad range of model years. By selecting your car's model year and engine variant, you can instantly see which drivetrain components are available for your generation of Civic.
Yes, our components are selected to meet or exceed original equipment (OEM) standards. As Swedish driveline specialists, we never compromise on materials, manufacturing precision or fitment.