CV joint for Citroen C3

The constant velocity joint (CV joint) on the Citroën C3 is a fundamental part of the transmission system, responsible for transmitting engine torque to the front wheels, allowing them to rotate and perform suspension movements without losing power. For the Citroën C3, there are several compatible CV joint options, depending on the vehicle’s year and engine type.

For example, for the C3 1.4 8V (models from 2002 onwards), a standard gasket has an external set of 21 teeth and an internal set of 22 teeth, with a length of around 140 mm. For the C3 1.6, the measurements may vary, such as a gasket with a 28×21 set. Brands like Cofap, Nakata, Ridex, and Devigili are references in the aftermarket for this part.

It’s important to purchase the correct constant velocity joint (CV joint) for your C3’s year, model, and engine, as technical specifications such as the number of teeth and length vary. Replacement should be performed by a professional to ensure proper transmission system function and prevent noise or malfunctions.

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