Mitsubishi Colt

The most common sign is a clicking noise from the front suspension when cornering tightly under acceleration. If the noise disappears when driving straight ahead, it is almost certainly a worn outer CV joint.

Yes, if the CV joint itself is in good condition but the ABS ring is cracked or corroded, you can replace just the ring. We supply specific ABS rings for the Mitsubishi Colt that are pressed into place.

No, drive shafts vary depending on the engine, gearbox (manual/automatic), and model year. Always select your car's make, model, and engine variant to ensure you get the correct length and splines.

If the boot is split, dirt and water penetrate the joint whilst grease escapes. This leads to rapid wear and ultimately total constant velocity joint failure, resulting in a far more expensive repair.

Vibrations under acceleration are often caused by wear in the inner CV joints or an imbalance in the drive shaft itself. It is important to inspect the condition of the drive shafts if vibrations occur specifically under load.

A Mitsubishi Colt is front-wheel drive and therefore has two drive shafts—one on the left side and one on the right side—which transfer power from the gearbox to the front wheels.