Understanding the Front Axle Inner Shaft

The Front Axle Inner Shaft, often known as the half-shaft, plays a pivotal role in the operation of your vehicle's drivetrain. This crucial component is responsible for transmitting torque from the transmission to the wheels, allowing your vehicle to move forward and maintain traction.

Why You Need a Functional Front Axle Shaft

Without a properly working axle shaft, your vehicle would lose the connection between the drivetrain and the wheels, resulting in a car that won't move despite a running engine. The shaft needs to be both strong to handle the torque and flexible to adapt to steering motions and uneven road surfaces.

How the Axle Inner Shaft Works

The axle shaft is part of the axle assembly, which includes CV joints and boots, allowing the shaft to rotate with the wheels while accommodating the bounce and sway of the car body. The seamless transfer of power is essential for smooth acceleration and consistent handling.

Consequences of a Broken Axle Shaft

If this component fails, you might experience a range of issues from clicking noises during turns, grease on the edge of your tires, to a complete loss of power to the wheels. Immediate replacement is crucial for your safety and to prevent further damage to your car's transmission and CV joints.

Regular inspection and maintenance are essential. Ensuring that the CV boots are intact will prevent premature wear of the axle shaft and adjacent components. It is important to choose high-quality replacements that offer reliability, durability, and perfect compatibility with your vehicle.

Compatible Car Models

• Land Cruiser
• Land Cruiser 100