Product Description
As a professional manufacturer for propeller shaft, we have +800 items for all kinds of car, main suitable
for AMERICA & EUROPE market.
Our advantage:
1. Full range of products
2. MOQ qty: 5pcs/items
3. Delivery on time
4: Warranty: 1 YEAR
5. Develope new items: FREE
OEM NO. | 5C3Z4A376FA F81Z4A376HA F81Z4A376PA 5C3Z4A376A 5C3Z4A376F 65-9300 |
Application | for FORD EXCURSION 01-03 |
Material | SS430/45# steel |
Balancing Standrad | G16, 3200rpm |
Warranty | One Year |
For some items, we have stock, small order (+3000USD) is welcome.
The following items are some of propeller shafts, If you need more information, pls contact us for ASAP.
for CHINAMFG PROPELLER SHAFT |
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OEM |
Application |
OEM |
Application |
65-9165 | for FORD | 8L3Z4R602E | for CHINAMFG F-150 04-08 |
65-9176 | for FORD | 8L3Z4R602F | for CHINAMFG F-150 04-08 |
65-9173 | for FORD | 936-808 | for CHINAMFG F-150 04-08 |
65-9183 | for FORD | 936-800 | for CHINAMFG F-150 04-09 |
65-9186 | for FORD | 936-807 | for CHINAMFG F-150 06-08 |
65-9191 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 1979 | 8L3Z4R602H | for CHINAMFG F-150 06-08 |
65-9192 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 1980 | 7L3Z4R602K | for CHINAMFG F-150 06-08 |
65-9152 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 66-70 | 936-809 | for CHINAMFG F-150 10-11 |
65-9153 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 66-77 | BL3Z4R602D | for CHINAMFG F150 11-12 |
65-9170 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 78 | BL3V4602BD | for CHINAMFG F-150 11-14 |
65-9174 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 78 | 946-831 | for CHINAMFG F-150 11-14 |
65-9164 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 79 | 65-9158 | for CHINAMFG F-150 79 |
65-9166 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 79 | 65-9193 | for CHINAMFG F-150 80-81 |
65-9161 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 79 | 65-9453 | for CHINAMFG F-150 97-98 |
65-9162 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 79 | 65-9545 | for CHINAMFG F-150 99-03 |
65-9160 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 80-82 | 65-9187 | for CHINAMFG F-250 1979 |
65-9832 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 83-84 | 65-9148 | for CHINAMFG F-250 77-79 |
65-9440 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 83-87 | 65-9305 | for CHINAMFG F-250 99-01 |
65-9430 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 85-86 | FD1089 | for CHINAMFG F-250 Super Duty 11-16 |
65-9431 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 85-89 | 65-9112 | for CHINAMFG F-250 Super Duty 99-02 |
65-9416 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 87-89 | 65-9115 | for CHINAMFG F-250 Super Duty 99-02 |
65-9400 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 87-89 | 65-9110 | for CHINAMFG F-250 Super Duty 99-02 |
65-9442 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 88-90 | 65-9116 | for CHINAMFG F-250 Super Duty 99-02 |
65-9441 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 88-93 | 5C3Z4A376G | for CHINAMFG F250 Super Duty 99-04 |
65-9443 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 88-96 | 65-9303 | for CHINAMFG F-250 Super Duty 99-06 |
65-9664 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 90-93 | 65-9300 | for CHINAMFG F-250 Super Duty 99-10 |
65-9665 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 90-94 | 65-9721 | for CHINAMFG F-350 85-94 |
65-9663 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 90-96 | 65-9739 | for CHINAMFG F-350 89-94 |
65-9660 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 90-96 | 946-448 | for CHINAMFG F-350 89-94 |
65-9444 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 90-96 | 65-9447 | for CHINAMFG F-350 95-96 |
65-9825 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG II 1986-1990 | F81Z4R602FL | for CHINAMFG F-350 SUPER DUTY 99-01 |
65-9821 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG II 84-90 | 65-9114 | for CHINAMFG F-350 Super Duty 99-02 |
65-9822 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG II 84-90 | 5F9Z4R602AA | for CHINAMFG Five Hundred 05-07 |
65-9823 | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG II 89-90 | FD1035 | for CHINAMFG Five Hundred 05-07 |
F2G34K145CC | for CHINAMFG Edge | 7E5Z4R602A | for CHINAMFG CHINAMFG 08-12 |
7T434K357AC | for CHINAMFG Edge 07-08 | 936-812 | for CHINAMFG Mustang 05-08 |
DT4Z4R602A | for CHINAMFG Edge 07-13 | 65-9830 | for CHINAMFG Ranger 83-85 |
DV614K145AC | for CHINAMFG Escape | 65-9831 | for CHINAMFG Ranger 83-85 |
65-9463 | for CHINAMFG Escape 01-05 | 65-9423 | for CHINAMFG Ranger 85-88 |
7L8Z4R602B | for CHINAMFG Escape 01-07 | 65-9636 | for CHINAMFG Ranger 88 |
936-892 | for CHINAMFG Escape 08-12 | 65-9638 | for CHINAMFG Ranger 88-89 |
8L8Z4R602C | for CHINAMFG Escape 08-12 | 65-9661 | for CHINAMFG Ranger 90-97 |
CV6Z4R602B | for CHINAMFG Escape 13-16 | 65-9675 | for CHINAMFG Ranger 95-97 |
5L834K145BA | for CHINAMFG Escape 13-17 | 65-2003 | for CHINAMFG Taurus 08-15 |
65-9304 | for CHINAMFG Excursion 00-03 | CN4C154K145AD | for CHINAMFG Transit |
65-9302 | for CHINAMFG Excursion 01-05 | 7C194K145BB | for CHINAMFG Transit |
65-9546 | for CHINAMFG Excursion 01-05 | 7C194K357HB | for CHINAMFG Transit 00-06 |
65-2001 | for CHINAMFG Expedition 06-14 | CN4C154K357AD | for CHINAMFG Transit 06-14 |
AL3Z4A376D | for CHINAMFG Expedition 07-14 | 7C194K145DB | for CHINAMFG Transit 15-16 |
65-9543 | for CHINAMFG Expedition 97-02 | 65-9667 | for CHINAMFG Trucks – F-350 Pickup 89-94 |
1L2Z4A376AA | for CHINAMFG Explorer 02-10 | F6TZ4A376RA | FROD CHINAMFG 90-96 |
65-9622 | for CHINAMFG EXPLORER 1996 | 65-9672 | for CHINAMFG F-100 96-97 |
65-9624 | for CHINAMFG Explorer 95-96 | 936-805 | for CHINAMFG F-150 04 |
65-9293 | for CHINAMFG Explorer 97-01 | 65-9544 | for CHINAMFG F-150 04 |
65-9450 | for CHINAMFG Explorer 98 | 936-802 | for CHINAMFG F-150 04-08 |
F77A4376BB | for CHINAMFG Explorer Sport 02-03 | 7A2Z4R602N | for CHINAMFG Explorer Sport Trac 07-10 |
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After-sales Service: | 1 Year |
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Condition: | New |
Color: | Black |
Certification: | ISO, IATF |
Type: | Propeller Shaft/Drive Shaft |
Application Brand: | Ford |
Samples: |
US$ 300/Piece
1 Piece(Min.Order) | |
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Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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What Maintenance Practices Are Essential for Prolonging the Lifespan of Rear Drive Shafts?
Maintaining rear drive shafts is essential for ensuring their longevity and optimal performance. By following proper maintenance practices, you can prolong the lifespan of rear drive shafts and prevent premature failures. Here are the key maintenance practices that are essential for maximizing the lifespan of rear drive shafts:
1. Regular Inspection:
Performing regular inspections is crucial for identifying any early signs of wear, damage, or misalignment in the rear drive shaft. Inspect the drive shaft for any visible cracks, dents, or corrosion. Pay attention to the condition of the universal joints (u-joints) or constant velocity (CV) joints, as they are prone to wear. Look for excessive play or looseness in the joints, and check for leaks or torn boots that could allow dirt and moisture to enter. Regular inspections help catch potential issues before they escalate and cause significant damage to the drive shaft.
2. Lubrication:
Proper lubrication of the drive shaft’s u-joints or CV joints is critical for reducing friction, preventing wear, and maintaining smooth operation. Consult the manufacturer’s guidelines to determine the recommended lubricant and interval for greasing the joints. Use high-quality lubricants that are compatible with the specific joint type and follow the correct greasing procedure. Insufficient lubrication can lead to accelerated wear and premature failure of the drive shaft. Regularly inspect the joints’ condition during the greasing process to ensure they are adequately lubricated and in good working order.
3. Balancing and Alignment:
Keep the rear drive shaft properly balanced and aligned to prevent vibrations and excessive stress on the drivetrain components. If you notice vibrations, especially at higher speeds, have the drive shaft’s balance checked by a professional. Imbalances can occur due to the accumulation of dirt or debris, damaged balancing weights, or wear on the drive shaft. Similarly, if you experience driveline vibrations or notice uneven tire wear, it may indicate misalignment. Have the drive shaft alignment checked and adjusted as necessary. Proper balancing and alignment contribute to a smoother and more reliable operation, minimizing wear on the drive shaft.
4. Protection from Moisture and Contaminants:
Rear drive shafts are susceptible to moisture, dirt, and other contaminants that can lead to corrosion, accelerated wear, and joint failure. Avoid driving through deep water or muddy conditions that can submerge or coat the drive shaft with corrosive substances. If the drive shaft becomes wet or dirty, clean it promptly using a gentle stream of water and mild soap, and ensure it is thoroughly dried. Applying a protective coating or lubricant to exposed surfaces can help prevent corrosion. Additionally, inspect and replace damaged or torn joint boots to prevent dirt and moisture from entering and causing damage.
5. Proper Torque and Fastener Inspection:
Ensure that all fasteners, such as bolts and nuts, are tightened to the manufacturer’s specified torque values. Loose or improperly tightened fasteners can lead to vibrations, misalignment, and damage to the drive shaft. Regularly inspect the fasteners for any signs of loosening or damage and tighten them as necessary. During maintenance or repairs that involve removing the drive shaft, ensure that the fasteners are properly reinstalled and torqued to the recommended specifications. Following the correct torque values and fastener inspection practices helps maintain the integrity and safety of the rear drive shaft.
6. Professional Maintenance and Repairs:
While some maintenance tasks can be performed by vehicle owners, certain maintenance and repair procedures are best left to professionals with specialized knowledge and equipment. If you encounter significant issues, such as severe wear, damaged joints, or suspected balance or alignment problems, it is advisable to consult a qualified mechanic or drivetrain specialist. They can conduct thorough inspections, provide accurate diagnoses, and perform the necessary repairs or replacements to ensure the rear drive shaft’s longevity and proper functioning.
7. Follow Manufacturer Guidelines:
Always refer to the vehicle manufacturer’s guidelines and recommendations for maintenance practices specific to your vehicle’s rear drive shaft. Manufacturers provide valuable information regarding maintenance intervals, lubrication requirements, inspection procedures, and other important considerations. Adhering to these guidelines ensures that you follow the best practices and requirements specified for your particular drive shaft model, contributing to its prolonged lifespan.
In summary, regular inspection, proper lubrication, balancing and alignment, protection from moisture and contaminants, proper torque and fastener inspection, professional maintenance and repairs when necessary, and following manufacturer guidelines are essential maintenance practices for prolonging the lifespan of rear drive shafts. By implementing these practices, you can enhance the reliability, durability, and performanceof the rear drive shaft, ultimately extending its lifespan and reducing the risk of unexpected failures or costly repairs.
What Safety Precautions Should Be Followed When Working with Rear Drive Shafts?
Working with rear drive shafts requires adherence to specific safety precautions to minimize the risk of accidents, injuries, and damage to the vehicle or surrounding components. Here are detailed safety precautions that should be followed when working with rear drive shafts:
1. Wear Protective Gear:
Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when working with rear drive shafts. This includes safety glasses or goggles to protect your eyes from debris, gloves to safeguard your hands from sharp edges or moving parts, and sturdy footwear to provide foot protection in case of accidents or dropped tools.
2. Ensure Vehicle Stability:
Prioritize vehicle stability when working with rear drive shafts. Park the vehicle on a level surface and engage the parking brake. If necessary, use wheel chocks to prevent the vehicle from rolling. Additionally, if you are raising the vehicle using a jack or lift, ensure that it is securely supported with jack stands or appropriate lift points to prevent accidental movement or collapse.
3. Disconnect the Battery:
Before beginning any work on the rear drive shaft, disconnect the vehicle’s battery. This precaution helps prevent accidental engagement of the starter motor or other electrical components, reducing the risk of injury or damage during the maintenance or replacement process.
4. Release Tension on the Drivetrain:
Release tension on the drivetrain components before removing the rear drive shaft. If applicable, release tension on the parking brake, shift the transmission into neutral, and engage the wheel chocks. This step helps prevent unexpected movement of the vehicle or drivetrain components while working on the drive shaft.
5. Secure the Drive Shaft:
Prior to removing the rear drive shaft, ensure it is securely supported and immobilized. Use a drive shaft support fixture or a transmission jack to hold the drive shaft in place. This prevents the drive shaft from falling or causing injury when it is disconnected from the transmission or differential.
6. Mark Alignment Points:
Before disconnecting the rear drive shaft, mark alignment points on the drive shaft and the surrounding components. This will help ensure proper reinstallation and alignment during assembly. Marking the orientation of the drive shaft also aids in identifying any imbalance or misalignment issues that may arise during reinstallation.
7. Use Proper Tools and Techniques:
Always use the appropriate tools and techniques when working with rear drive shafts. Use socket wrenches, torque wrenches, and other specialized tools designed for drive shaft removal and installation. Avoid using improper tools or excessive force, as this can lead to damage or personal injury. Follow manufacturer guidelines and service manuals for specific procedures and torque specifications.
8. Handle with Care:
Handle the rear drive shaft with care to avoid unnecessary damage or injury. Avoid dropping or striking the drive shaft against hard surfaces, as this can cause dents, bends, or other structural damage. Additionally, be cautious of sharp edges or splines on the drive shaft that can cause cuts or abrasions. Always handle the drive shaft by gripping secure areas and wearing appropriate gloves for added protection.
9. Inspect for Damage and Wear:
Before reinstalling or replacing the rear drive shaft, thoroughly inspect it for any signs of damage or wear. Check for cracks, dents, corrosion, or loose components. Also, inspect the U-joints or CV joints for excessive play, rust, or damaged seals. If any issues are detected, it is advisable to replace the damaged parts or the entire drive shaft to ensure safe and reliable operation.
10. Follow Proper Reinstallation Procedures:
When reinstalling the rear drive shaft, follow proper procedures to ensure correct alignment and engagement with the transmission output shaft and differential input flange. Use the alignment marks made during disassembly as a guide. Tighten all fasteners to the recommended torque specifications, and ensure that all retaining clips or bolts are properly secured.
11. Test for Proper Functioning:
After completing the rear drive shaft work, conduct a thorough test to ensure proper functioning. Check for any abnormal vibrations, noises, or leaks during vehicle operation. If any issues are observed, reinspect the drive shaft installation and address the problem promptly.
12. Consult Professional Assistance if Needed:
If you are uncertain about any aspect of working with rear drive shafts or encounter difficulties during the process, it is advisable to seek professional assistance from a qualified technician or automotive service center. Theycan provide the necessary expertise and ensure the work is carried out safely and correctly.
By following these safety precautions when working with rear drive shafts, you can help protect yourself, prevent damage to the vehicle, and maintain a safe working environment. Remember to always prioritize safety and exercise caution throughout the entire process.
How Do Rear Drive Shafts Handle Variations in Torque, Speed, and Alignment?
Rear drive shafts are designed to handle variations in torque, speed, and alignment within a vehicle’s drivetrain. They play a crucial role in transmitting power from the engine or transmission to the rear wheels while accommodating the dynamic forces and movements encountered during operation. Here’s a detailed explanation of how rear drive shafts handle variations in torque, speed, and alignment:
Variations in Torque:
Rear drive shafts are engineered to withstand and transmit varying levels of torque generated by the engine. Torque variations occur during acceleration, deceleration, and changes in load. To handle these variations, rear drive shafts are typically constructed with high-strength materials such as steel or aluminum to provide the necessary strength and rigidity. The diameter, wall thickness, and design of the drive shaft are carefully calculated to ensure torque capacity and reliability. Additionally, universal joints (u-joints) or constant velocity (CV) joints are incorporated into the drive shaft assembly to allow for rotational movement and accommodate changes in angles and torque loads.
Variations in Speed:
Rear drive shafts are designed to adapt to variations in rotational speed between the engine or transmission and the rear wheels. As the vehicle accelerates or decelerates, the rotational speed of the drive shaft changes. To handle these variations, the length and design of the rear drive shaft are carefully calculated to minimize vibrations and maintain smooth power delivery. The drive shaft may incorporate features such as balancing weights or dampers to reduce or eliminate vibrations caused by speed fluctuations. Additionally, the use of u-joints or CV joints allows for angular movement and accommodates speed differentials between the two ends of the drive shaft.
Variations in Alignment:
Rear drive shafts must also accommodate variations in alignment caused by suspension movement, chassis flex, and drivetrain articulation. As the suspension compresses or extends, the drivetrain components can shift in relation to each other, causing changes in the alignment of the rear drive shaft. To handle these variations, rear drive shafts incorporate flexible components such as u-joints or CV joints. These joints allow for angular movement and articulation, accommodating changes in the relative positions of the transmission, differential, and rear wheels. The use of flexible couplings or slip yokes at each end of the drive shaft also helps to compensate for alignment changes and prevent binding or excessive stress on the drive shaft components.
Vibration and Harmonic Damping:
Vibrations and harmonic forces can be generated within the drivetrain, especially at higher speeds. Rear drive shafts are designed to mitigate these vibrations and dampen harmonic forces to ensure a smooth and balanced ride. Various techniques are employed to achieve this, including the use of properly balanced drive shafts, vibration-absorbing materials, and damping devices such as rubber or elastomer dampers. These measures help reduce the transmission of vibrations and harmonics throughout the drivetrain, enhancing the overall comfort, stability, and longevity of the rear drive shaft.
In summary, rear drive shafts are engineered to handle variations in torque, speed, and alignment within a vehicle’s drivetrain. They are constructed with high-strength materials, incorporate flexible joints, and employ techniques to dampen vibrations and harmonics. By accommodating these variations, rear drive shafts ensure efficient power transmission, smooth operation, and reliable performance in various driving conditions.
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