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Lexus RX350 Shaft Assy, Propeller W/Center Bearing
Part Number: 37100-48020$859.67 MSRP: $1191.60You Save: $331.93 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Lexus RX350 Shaft Assembly, PROPELLE
Part Number: 37100-48050$809.63 MSRP: $1122.24You Save: $312.61 (28%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lexus RX350 Shaft Assy, Propeller W/Center Bearing
Part Number: 37100-48040$1080.35 MSRP: $1497.48You Save: $417.13 (28%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lexus RX350 Drive Shaft
Drive Shaft in Lexus RX350 vehicles is a very important part of car that transmits power and torque from the engine or the transmission to the drive wheels. It is used in the transmission of mechanical power and rotation in the drivetrain and to allow for misalignment by use of universal or splined joints. For RX350, various Driveshafts include one-piece, two-piece, and slip-in-tube driveshafts; All-wheel drive models use several Drive shafts to enhance efficiency and safety. In general, the Driveshaft in Lexus RX350 is strong enough but at the same time relatively light with the primary aim of transmitting the power output of the vehicle to the wheels.
Should you need to purchase new auto parts for your vehicle, we strongly suggest you consider the genuine Lexus RX350 Drive Shaft available on LexusPartsNow.com. Our OEM Lexus RX350 Drive Shaft come with the reassurance of the manufacturer's warranty, a hassle-free return policy, and speedy delivery service, all at affordable prices online. Feel free to shop with confidence!
Lexus RX350 Drive Shaft Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to check, removal and installation the driveshaft?A: To perform checks, first, raise the rear of the vehicle and ensure it's securely supported on jackstands. Look for any dents or cracks in the driveshaft tubing. Check for oil leakage at the connections to the transfer case and Differential. Rotate a rear wheel while inspecting the universal joints for proper operation, without binding, noise, or looseness. Listen for center bearing noise and check its rubber portion. You can also check the universal joints by attempting to twist them by hand or lifting the shaft. Any movement indicates wear. Tighten the driveshaft mounting bolts if needed. For removal and installation, repeat the step of raising and securing the vehicle. Make reference marks on the driveshaft and differential flanges for reinstallation alignment. Remove the rear universal joint bolts, then mark and unbolt the center support bearings. Pull out the front of the driveshaft from the transaxle. Lubricate the transfer case seal, guide the intermediate shaft yoke into the transfer case, and install the mounting bolts through the center support bearing. Reconnect the driveshaft to the pinion flange, align the marks, and tighten the fasteners. Reconnect the center support bearings, align the marks, and tighten the fasteners.
