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What’s the best way to replace a driveshaft support?
Step 1: Prepare the vehicle for working. Use a floor jack to raise the vehicle to a height that will allow easy access to the driveshaft while using your tools. Jack one wheel at a time and place jack stands underneath solid mounts for support. Once the vehicle is secured make sure you have enough light to see underneath the vehicle.
Are there two drive shafts in a four wheel drive car?
In the case of a four wheel drive or all wheel drive vehicle, you may find that it actually has two separate drive shafts: one for transmitting power to the front and another to transmit power to the back. This will depend on the manufacturer’s implementation of the four wheel drive or all wheel drive system.
How much does a rear wheel drive drive shaft cost?
If you have a rear wheel or four wheel drive vehicle which has a long drive shaft to power the rear wheels, then expect to pay somewhere in the range of $600 to $2,000. Keep that in mind that the type of vehicle plays a major role in both the price of parts and labor.
When is it time to replace a final drive shaft?
If that flattened surface has been worn away until the teeth look pointed, it’s time to replace the shaft. In some more severe cases, such as the one shown below, the teeth have been worn away until the shafts can no longer engage the coupler.
What to look for on a final drive motor?
The upper and lower shafts are where are few more issues can crop up: look for damaged gear splines and too much play. You’ll notice the gear splines on the new upper shaft shown above have a flat area on the top of the gear teeth. If that flattened surface has been worn away until the teeth look pointed, it’s time to replace the shaft.
When is it time to replace a coupler shaft?
If that flattened surface has been worn away until the teeth look pointed, it’s time to replace the shaft. In some more severe cases, such as the one shown below, the teeth have been worn away until the shafts can no longer engage the coupler. Again, when the teeth begin to show excessive wear the shaft really needs to be replaced.
