38415AA110 Subaru # SPD # SFT-AXLE DRIVE, Price: 35.10$, Weight: 0.605kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

Subaru

38415AA110

# SPD # SFT-AXLE DRIVE

0

0.605

7-10

35.10$

Not Available

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Subaru
38415AA110 
# SPD # SFT-AXLE DRIVE
0
0.696
-
44.04$
Not Available

Compatibility

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WAGON2500CC SOHC NASUSA03.200102.2002NORMAL SUSPENSION View
BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToSuspensionDiagram
WAGON2000CC EMPI DOHC TURBOWRXUSA03.200105.2005NORMAL SUSPENSION View
BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToSuspensionDiagram
PICK UP TRACK2500CC EMPI SOHC NABAJA-SUSA01.200204.2006NORMAL SUSPENSION View

Subaru Axle Drive Shaft

The axle drive shaft, often referred to as the "heart of vehicle mobility," is a vital component that plays a crucial role in transferring power from the transmission to the wheels. This ensures your **Subaru's** ability to drive smoothly and effectively on the road. When functioning correctly, the axle drive shaft converts engine torque into tangible motion, enabling your vehicle to move forward or backward with precision.

Why is the Axle Drive Shaft Needed

As a key player in the drivetrain system, this part is essential for maintaining optimal power transmission from the engine to the wheels. It allows for seamless navigation and handling, crucial for both everyday driving and more demanding road conditions. Without a functioning drive shaft, a vehicle would be unable to transfer power effectively, rendering it immobile.

How Does it Work

The axle drive shaft connects the transmission to the wheel hub. When power is generated from the engine, it is the drive shaft that delivers this power to the drive wheels, thus propelling the vehicle. It must accommodate various angles and movements, especially when navigating turns or uneven terrains, ensuring continuous rotation and power delivery.

Consequences of a Broken Axle Drive Shaft

When this part becomes damaged or breaks, it can result in a total loss of power transmission, preventing the vehicle from moving. Symptoms of a failing drive shaft include unusual noises, such as clunking or clicking sounds, vibrations during acceleration, or even visible physical damage. Ignoring these signs can lead to further mechanical failures and costly repairs.

Compatible Models

  • Legacy
  • Impreza
  • Forester