Nissan Sunny II Hatchback

The most common signs are heavy vibrations under acceleration or a knocking noise from beneath the vehicle. If you see that the drive shaft is bent or suffers from severe corrosion affecting its balance, it should be replaced completely.

Yes, provided the drive shaft itself and the inner joint are in good condition, replacing just the outer CV joint is an ideal solution. It is often a cost-effective repair when you hear the typical clicking noise whilst cornering.

The drivetrain is subjected to immense forces. If a component does not fit precisely, such as an incorrect tooth count on the splines or a shaft that is too long, it can cause immediate damage to the gearbox or wheel hub.

When you select your car's make, model and engine, our system matches your vehicle's technical specifications against our database. This filters out the drive shafts and CV joints specifically suited to your Nissan Sunny II Hatchback.

A split CV boot allows the grease to escape while letting dirt and road grime penetrate the CV joint. This causes the joint to wear out very quickly, resulting in unpleasant noises and eventually total failure, leaving the car undriveable.

We aim to offer fast dispatch for all orders of in-stock items placed before our cut-off time. We understand that you need your Nissan Sunny II Hatchback back on the road without delay.