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How many teeth does the outer CV joint of Geely Free Cruiser have?

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ArcherMarie
09/01/25 5:20am

Geely Free Cruiser outer CV joint has 30 teeth. Introduction to outer CV joint: The steel balls of this CV joint are fixed in the six windows of a cage between the star-shaped sleeve and the bell-shaped shell. The outer CV joint not only transmits power but also ensures uniform transmission during steering. When the outer CV joint is damaged, abnormal noise occurs not only during sharp turns at large angles. Lifespan of outer CV joint: Under normal circumstances, the outer CV joint has a long lifespan and should last more than 200,000 kilometers. However, if the damage to the outer CV joint boot is neglected during car maintenance, allowing a large amount of dust to enter the outer CV joint while driving, its lifespan may be reduced to just a few months. Therefore, it is essential to regularly check whether the CV joint boot is damaged to ensure the CV joint does not fail.

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