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Post How stiff should a NEW CV joint be

well I bought a new one from PelParts...and I noticed it was pretty damn stiff...I thought is was cuz there was no grease, but even after greasing it was pretty stiff...my old one..albeit broken was loosey goosey...if I picked it up by the outer race, the inner race and ball bearing would move around...but the new one took pushing on the inner race to make it move...

I thought it just needed to be broken in...and I installed it...and no problems yet...any suggestions?

Plus I had to REALLY pound on it (with a rubber mallet) to get it to seat properly on the half shaft...the other came off with my hand

what gives...is this normal?

is this a bad joint??

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Yes, your observations are entirely normal. CV joint parts go together with what my machinist friends call a "honeymoon fit."

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