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Chrysler PT Cruiser Axle Half Shaft Right
Part Number: 4668936AC$348.35 MSRP: $544.36You Save: $196.01 (37%)
Chrysler PT Cruiser Axle Half Shaft
Part Number: 4668918AA$348.35 MSRP: $544.36You Save: $196.01 (37%)
Chrysler PT Cruiser Axle Half Shaft
Part Number: 4668936AA$348.35 MSRP: $544.36You Save: $196.01 (37%)Chrysler PT Cruiser Axle Shaft Front Right
Part Number: R4668936AC$179.80 MSRP: $212.00You Save: $32.20 (16%)
Chrysler PT Cruiser Cv Axle Shaft Front Right
Part Number: 5085064AC$207.40 MSRP: $304.00You Save: $96.60 (32%)
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Chrysler PT Cruiser Axle Shaft
The Axle Shaft in Chrysler PT Cruiser vehicles is a very important part that connects the differential with the drive wheels in a manner that each wheel may rotate independently with a view of increasing tractions. These steel shafts like the solid axles used for trucks and older models of automobiles and halfshafts, for the vehicles with the independent suspension system. The differential and also the axle shafts are housed by the solid axles while half shaft transmit power from the transaxle to the wheels. Load from heavy duty, obstacles on the road or worn splines can affect the shafts causing noise and vibration further leading to loss of lubricant. Maintenance and repair of the bearings, seals, and the differential are recommended often to achieve proper efficiency and safety of the vehicle.
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Chrysler PT Cruiser Axle Shaft Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What are the best practices for inspecting and maintaining axle shafts on Chrysler PT Cruiser?A:Drive is transmitted from the transaxle to the wheels by the two axle shafts; the inner end of each axle shaft is splined to mesh with the side gears of the differential. The axle shafts can be withdrawn to renew the oil seals, outer ends have splined to the front hubs and retained by a large nut. Each axle shaft assembly consists of an inner and outer constant velocity (CV) joint linked by an axle shaft; both inner ends are conventionally equipped with a tripot joint on all models to provide for angular as well as axial motion. Inner CV joints allow relative motion in relation to the axle shaft and with the wheel, for example, during restoration movements; if the boot fails, the joints can be disassembled and cleaned; however, any damage to the corresponding regions requires a completely new axle shaft assembly. The outer CV joint like a ball-and-socket design is capable of only angling movement without axial movement: the CV joint can be exposed and then be cleaned and re-packed if the outer boot has been split, though, if these parts are damaged, the whole axle shaft assembly will have to be changed. Regular checks should be made to ascertain if boots have been damaged or are leaking lubricant; this is because, if a CV joint boot is torn, the joint will have to be replaced expeditiously. Changing of boots entails the detachment of the axle shaft but shoppers may access 'split' types of boots which can be interchanged without dismantling. This is an easy option, but it is advised to take out the axle shaft as well as the CV joint in order to be able to check for contaminants that might have infiltrated the joint assembly, which will hasten wear. Signs that indicate your CV joints are worn or damaged are greasy stains on the outside of the boots, clinking sounds during turns and thumping sounds when accelerating after coasting, and feeling or hearing vibrations at highway speed. To inspect the wear in the CV joints and axle shafts grasp each axle individually and rotate the CV joint housings while observing and feeling for play between the splines or sloppy CV joints and while inspecting the axle shafts for crack or dent or distortion.
