Skoda Felicia

Common signs include heavy steering wheel vibrations during acceleration or a clunking noise from underneath the car. If an inspection reveals grease leaking from a split CV boot, there is a high risk that the shaft or joint has been damaged by dirt and moisture.

No, there are differences depending on the engine option (1.3, 1.6 or 1.9D) and whether the car is equipped with an ABS system. It is important to filter by your car's make, model and engine to find the exact match for your vehicle.

It requires removing the drive shaft or joint from the wheel hub, which demands certain specialist tools and mechanical knowledge. However, it is a very cost-effective way to save an otherwise sound CV joint before it wears out completely.

A very common cause on the Skoda Felicia is a cracked ABS ring due to rust or impact damage. This prevents the sensor from reading the wheel speed correctly, triggering the warning light.

Normally, our kits include the joint itself, a tailored CV boot, high-grade grease, mounting clips and, where applicable, a new centre bolt or nut to ensure a correct and secure installation.

We always aim for next-day dispatch on our stocked items. We know you rely on your Skoda Felicia every day and work hard to keep waiting times to a minimum.