Drive Shaft

When it comes to delivering power from your transmission to your axles, your Ford vehicle has a driveshaft to perform the job. Your driveshaft is a mechanical component used for transmitting torque (the amount of turning power) and rotation. This part of your vehicle aids you when you're shifting gears to drive and also gives you more control of your vehicle. It is also used to connect other components of a drive train that cannot be directly connected due to the distance between them. There are different types of drive-shafts used in vehicles today. They are the one-piece driveshaft, two-piece driveshaft and the slip-in-tube driveshaft. You can refer to your Ford manufacturer reference manual to see what type your vehicle has. There are other components involved with your drive shaft as well. These are the CV joints, the differential, the axle shafts and the U-joints. Some signs that there might be a problem with your drive shaft are vibrations from under your vehicle and intense shaking . Whether your car is a rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, driveshafts all perform the same job and can wear out over time life any other part. When it comes time to replace your driveshaft, or any of its components, shop our webstore. We sell nothing but quality OEM Ford parts that come straight from the manufacturer.