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SKU: DRS1036893
List Price: $458.49
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$358.70
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| Drive Shaft Diameter Inches: | 2.874 in 2.48 in / 73 mm 63 mm | |
| Drive Shaft Length Inches: | 72.44 in / 1840 mm | |
| Drive Shaft Material: | High Quality Steel | |
| Drive Shaft Wall Thickness Inches: | 2mm | |
| Drive Shaft Grade Type: | Standard | |
| Drive Shaft Greasable: | Greasable | |
| Drive Shaft Overall Length Adjustable: | Yes | |
| Drive Shaft Type: | Driveshaft | |
| Drive Shaft Surface Finish: | Rust Protected | |
| Drive Shaft Transmission Type: | Automatic | |
| Drive Shaft Drive Type: | AWD | |
| Drive Shaft Support Bearing Included: | Yes | |
| Drive shaft Hardware Included: | No | |
| Drive Shaft Axle Nut Included: | No | |
| Drive Shaft Slip Yoke Included: | Yes | |
| Drive Shaft CV Joints Included: | Yes | |
| Drive Shaft Number of Pieces: | 2 | |
| Drive Shaft U-Joints Replaceable: | Yes | |
| Drive Shaft Instructions Included: | No | |
| Drive Shaft Color: | Black | |
| Drive Shaft Compressed Length: | 72.44 in / 1840 mm | |
| Drive Shaft Extended Length: | 74.4 in / 1890 mm | |
| Drive Shaft Application: | Ford Escape 2008-2009 | |
| California Proposition 65: | Warning: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov | |
| Weld to Weld Measurement 1: | 821.5 mm / 32.34 in | |
| Weld to Weld Measurement 2: | 525.5 mm / 20.69 in |
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Ford | Escape | 2008 |
| Ford | Escape | 2009 |
| Mercury | Mariner | 2008 |
| Mercury | Mariner | 2009 |
Driveshafts
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- ISO / IATF 16949 certified, direct fit and made from high quality materials to meet orginal specifications
- Built to last - an anti-rust finish and well-lubricated slip yokes prevent unnecessary wear and increase durability
- Elite manufacturing procedures guarantee all drive shafts are phased and balanced for smooth vibration free driving
- Quality tested and thoroughly inspected for optimal performance, endurance and reliability
Drive shafts play a key role in moving a vehicle by transferring torque from the engine into the wheels. A damaged drive shaft can cause vibrations and shaking throughout the vehicle, as well as difficulty turning. Driving with a compromised driveshaft can damage your transmission or differential and put you at risk of losing power to your wheels.
Professional Installation is Highly Recommended.