The story of Drive Shaft
The drive shaft has been a pivotal component in vehicle design, evolving from simple, rigid designs to extra complex, flexible structures that accommodate modern drivetrains. Advances in materials and engineering have made drive shafts extra strong and efficient, contributing to improved vehicle performance and reliability.

Fitment
for Chevy
for Blazer 1995-2003
for Trailblazer 2002-2003
for Dodge
for Dakota 2000-2010
for Ram 1500 1994-2005
for Ram 2500 1994-2001
for GMC
for Jimmy 1995-2003
for Sonoma 1995-2002
For other vehilce,Please check Top Fitment Filter

Position
Drive Shaft Center Support

Part Number
5135580AA,DS-6065,A6067

Surface Finish
New

How to install Drive Shaft
To install a drive shaft, first raise and secure the vehicle. Disconnect the decrepit drive shaft by unbolting it from the differential and transmission. Align the new drive shaft with the mounting points, ensuring proper fitment. Bolt it securely to the transmission and differential, and check for proper torque settings.

Considerations relating to the use of Drive Shaft
Ensure the U-joints and joints are properly lubricated, and check for any signs of decay or physical damage. Avoid overloading the vehicle, as this can strain the drive shaft and other drivetrain components.

Function of Drive Shaft
The drive shaft transfers torque from the engine to the wheels, enabling the vehicle to move. It connects the transmission to the differential, converting rotational intensity into linear movement. The drive shaft's flexibility allows it to accommodate variations in the suspension and drivetrain alignment during driving.