Driveshaft, Rear. Porsche 9YA.1 Cayenne V6 2018-23 / 9YA.2 Cayenne V6 2023>>  ❭  PAB501203F

Driveshaft, Rear.
This high-quality replacement rear driveshaft (constant velocity axle) is designed to fit the original Porsche factory assembly. It provides reliable torque transfer from the differential to the rear wheels while also adapting to suspension movement in Porsche Cayenne 9YA models with 6-cylinder engines.
Sold each, Fits left and right side.

Fits:
Porsche 9YA.1 (E3) Cayenne V6 2.9L / 3.0L 2018 - 2023
Porsche 9YA.2 (E3 PA) Cayenne V6 3.0L 2023>>
 * cars without rear differential lock (option code: GH1)
 * cars with option code: 1VH (Installation parts for 6-cylinder engine)

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The drive shaft’s primary role is to transfer rotational power (torque) from the rear differential to the rear wheel hub. It works within the rear drivetrain to deliver engine power to the road, supporting acceleration, traction, stability, and overall vehicle dynamics. The CV joints within the shaft allow for power transmission even as the suspension articulates and road conditions change.

Function:
• Efficiently transmits engine torque to the rear wheel hub
• Accommodates suspension articulation and rear movement
• Maintains smooth, vibration-free power delivery
• Helps ensure consistent traction and stability under acceleration

The constant-velocity joints on each end allow the axle to operate effectively at varied angles without introducing noise, vibration, or harsh operating characteristics.

Drive shafts are essential components of the drive system. Over time and use, CV joints and boots can wear or fail due to constant torque, road shock, heat cycles, and environmental exposure. Symptoms of wear can include:
•  Clicking or clunking noises when cornering
•  Vibration during acceleration
•  Visible grease leakage from torn CV boots
•  Uneven power delivery or reduced traction.
Replacing a worn or damaged axle restores proper drivetrain behaviour, smooth power transfer, and reduces the risk of drivetrain damage that may arise from operating with compromised components.

Replace this drive shaft if:
•  CV joints or boots are damaged or leaking
•  There are audible noises under acceleration/turning
•  Vibration is felt through the vehicle floor under load
•  Inspection shows excessive play or wear in the axle
•  Related rear suspension, differential, or drivetrain servicing is being performed

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