How to change driverside c-v joint chevy venture

Bad ball joint. Lube got rid of squeak but now the worn part pops as you turn. Replace both sides to be safe.

i had the same problem with my olds. van it was a cv joint & a tie rod end

Have the CV joints checked for to much play...worn out...like a warped drive-shaft on older rear wheel drive cars. Hope this helps.

should have it looked at soon ..may be a ball joint ..wheel bearing ..sounds UN safe.

it is behind exhaust crossover pipe (driverside) remove airbox.follow upper rad hose to engine that were it is.

It sounds like your CV Joint is worn. Simple check is to drive in a left circle and then right circle. If the noise get's worst when your turning left or right, then it's time to change the CV Joints.
Might as well change both sides since they have the same miles.
Total CV joint failure = Tow to the shop. 
Good luck and hope this helps.

Have your C?V joints checked. Likely this is where the problem is coming from. Sometimes if the joint is excessively worn, lifting the vehicle changes the position of the joint enough to make the problem noticible (suspension travels much further when lifting than during normal operation) A joint in good condition will not do this. I can't be 100% on this because I can't see it, but I have seen this happen before.

no you dont need a special tool you have to take the throttle body off it makes it sooooooo much more simple.

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