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GSP NCV21026 CV Axle Shaft Assembly – Left Front (Driver Side)

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GSP NCV21026 CV Axle Shaft Assembly - Left Front (Driver Side)
GSP NCV21026 CV Axle Shaft Assembly - Left Front (Driver Side)
*$1,149.80
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  • GSP CV Axles are engineered to provide OE fit, form, and function – premium materials, coupled with precise machining and balancing, ensure smooth, vibration free performance in all driving conditions
  • Since boot failure is the main cause of CV axle failure, our axles use only premium grade neoprene boots that ensure robust abrasion and extreme temperature resistance, preserving boot integrity
  • Assembled with a specially formulated, high-temperature Moly grease that resists friction and wear, contributing to a lifetime of smooth, dependable performance
  • All axles are thoroughly inspected for quality and workmanship, and because we believe in the exceptional quality of our components, every axle comes with a limited lifetime warranty
  • Left Front (Driver Side); 28-1/4 inch compressed length; 30 spline outer joint; 31 spline inner joint
  • For select Acura vehicles (verify fitment details with fit checker above): 2010-13 MDX, 2010-13 ZDX

Informação adicional

Manufacturer

‎GSP

Brand

‎GSP

Model

‎NCV21026

Item Weight

‎17.27 pounds

Product Dimensions

‎32.7 x 4.7 x 4.7 inches

Country of Origin

‎China

Item model number

‎NCV21026

Exterior

‎Machined

Manufacturer Part Number

‎NCV21026

OEM Part Number

‎19364979 TN50017 HO-8403 60-4301 80-6139 44306-STX-A51 66-4301 HO-8-8786 16006N 95-6356 94432 94-6139 NCV524708 189403 11350074

Date First Available

February 25, 2016

14 avaliações para GSP NCV21026 CV Axle Shaft Assembly – Left Front (Driver Side)

  1. Zachary T

    I was very impressed with the CV axle when I first received it, and I didn’t get around to work on the car for another month after I had placed the order since my back went out. Anyway, the actual job went smoothly. In fact, the job was a lot easier than expected, and the CV axle was almost exactly in look and design to my wife’s Acura MDX bad one.

    I did the completed the job after the New Year, and I drove the car for a couple of days to make sure all is okay in terms feel/sound/smoothness, safety, etc….. All was okay, until a couple of weeks ago until I had to take my wife’s car again for a short trip to the groceries store, and I noticed the same grinding, popping noise, etc… when making a right turn from at a stop sign, stop light, and/or making a slow right turn indicative of the same problem of a bad CV axle that I just had to replace a few weeks earlier

    Man, I enjoyed a lot of DIY projects since I like to get my hands dirty when my back allows and also enjoy learning new things, but it’s only been less than 2 months. I got to get a hold of Amazon CS to get a replacement or something.

  2. Only1willow

    They work they go round and round without leaking grease or making popping noises.

  3. Hunter furr

    Axel went bad after only a. Month

  4. Hunter furr

    Came off the floor with rust little to no lube or grease in the boots

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