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Saturn Vue Propeller Shaft Assembly
Part Number: 19355359$507.50 MSRP: $647.11You Save: $139.61 (22%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Saturn Vue Drive Shaft
The Drive Shaft in Saturn Vue vehicles has tasks of connecting the power and torque generated by the engine or transmission to the wheel drive and making the vehicle to operate as required. This component is intended to bear torsional and shear loading together with being lightweight so as to minimize inertia. Saturn Vue Drive Shafts usually have universal joints, or splined joints that allow the two connected components to incur shifts in alignment. Within the various Saturn Vue models, a number of Drive Shaft Styles have been used through the years beginning with the one Piece and the two Piece. In model Drive Shaft, two pieces are most famous in the crash safety. In the cases where the vehicle is having an all-wheel drive, then it may be having several Drive Shafts, the Transfer cases are used in providing power both on the front and rear axle.
Each OEM Saturn Vue Drive Shaft we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Saturn Vue Drive Shaft Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and install a driveshaft on Saturn Vue?A: When undertaking the removal of the driveshaft the following steps have to be followed, Lift the vehicle off the ground using jack stands and make sure that the shift selector lever is in neutral position. This has to be aligned and done by marking, with the help of chalk or scribe, the relation of the driveshaft to the Differential pinion yoke and the transfer case flange. Then, take out the driveshaft loop and free the rear U-joint that is fitted on the rear differential assembly, since the loosening of the bolts may cause the driveshaft to turn by its own weight; use a screwdriver to secure the driveshaft in line at the same time you are loosening the bolts. Then unbolt the front constant velocity joint from the transfer case as well as the mounting bolts from the center support bearing. With some amount of pulling help, slowly release the driveshaft back ward to get it out of the transfer case, and extract it from the car. For installation, reverse the above removal process, paying attention to the marks that were made and then tighten the fasteners.
