Intermediate Drive Shaft: Critical Component for All-Wheel Power ?

Why You Need This Part

The intermediate drive shaft is an essential part of the vehicle's drivetrain system. It transfers power from the transmission to the wheels, ensuring smooth and balanced movement between front and rear axles. Without this shaft, your car cannot deliver power evenly, leading to unstable driving and compromised performance.

How It Works

This shaft connects two points within the drivetrain, rotating as your engine runs. It absorbs and transmits torque, helping maintain stability and control even at high speeds or on rough terrain. Its robust design supports the power exchange necessary for all-wheel drive systems.

Signs of a Broken Intermediate Shaft

If this shaft breaks, you might notice strong vibrations, strange noises, or even a loss of movement in your vehicle. Ignoring these warnings can lead to further damage in the transmission or differential, risking expensive repairs and unsafe driving.

Compatible Car Models:

• Legacy
• Impreza
• Forester
• Tribeca
• Exiga