ISUZU Ascender Driveshaft balancing Cost
2001–2008 · Engine, Fuel & Emissions system
Typical range
$640–$11.9k
Parts + labour
Labour hours
1–3h
At a typical garage
CV (constant-velocity) axles transmit engine power to the front wheels while allowing them to steer and move with the suspension. A cracked CV boot lets grease escape and dirt in, leading to clicking when turning and eventually joint failure. ISUZU Ascender CV axle replacement costs $640–$11946.
Typical parts included
- Rear driveshaft
- Front driveshaft
What affects the price
- Remanufactured vs OEM axle shaft
- Inner vs outer joint, or complete axle shaft assembly
- All-wheel drive models have more joints per vehicle
Common questions
How long does this repair take?
Driveshaft balancing on a ISUZU Ascender typically takes 1–3 hours at a garage.
How often does this need to be done?
For a ISUZU Ascender, this is typically needed CV axles are replaced on failure; boots should be inspected at every service interval.
Other engine, fuel & emissions system repairs on the ISUZU Ascender
- ABS hydraulic unit replacement$468–$842
- ABS sensor replacement$193–$347
- ABS system bleeding$154–$277
- AC compressor clutch replacement$385–$693
- AC compressor replacement$413–$743
Driveshaft balancing cost on similar cars
- LAND ROVER Range Rover$240–$432
- JEEP Grand Cherokee$220–$396
- CHEVROLET Tahoe$240–$432
- FORD Expedition$240–$432
- GMC Yukon$240–$432
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