Rear Drive Shaft
A driveshaft is a cylindrical shaft that transmits torque from the engine to the wheels. They are most commonly found on rear-wheel drive vehicles and connect the rear of the transmission to the driveshaft.
What is a Drive Shaft?
A drive shaft is a most important part of a vehicle that transfers torque from the transmission to the differential, and then the differential delivers this torque to the front wheels to run the vehicle. The drive shaft is also known as a Cardan shaft, propeller shaft, or prop shaft.
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What does the rear drive shaft do?
The drive shaft is a spinning tube that transmits power from the engine to the back of the vehicle at the differential. It does this by transmitting the spinning power from front to back. The deliverance of torque from the transmission to the differential then transmits torque to the wheels so the vehicle can move.
Where is the drive shaft located!
Drive shafts are usually found between the gearbox and front wheels. With the constant twisting and harsh road conditions, drive shaft problems are common for vehicles with mileage above 120,000 kilometers. A worn drive shaft will manifest itself in the following symptoms: Spoiled or torn drive shaft cover.
How much is a rear drive shaft?
The Average Cost for a Drive Shaft Replacement is $300-$1,500, Depending On if You Go to the Mechanic or DIY. This price range is based on national averages for all vehicles and does not factor in taxes, fees, or your particular make and model.