Product Description
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| Name | Front wheel hub 3307.76 |
| Material | Steel GCr15, 65Mn, or 55 |
| Application car makes | CITROEN and P-EUGEOT |
| Size | ID: 37 mm OD: 66 mm Height: 68 mm |
| Holes | 4 holes |
| Weight | 1.65 kg |
| Brand | SI, PPB, or customized |
| Packing | Neutral, our brand packing or customized |
| OEM replacement | Yes |
| Manufacture place | ZHangZhoug, China |
| MOQ | 100 PCS |
| Warranty | 1 year or 40,000-50,000 KMS |
| Certificate | ISO9001:2015 |
| Payment | T/T, PayPal, Alibaba |
OEM:
CITROEN/P-EUGEOT: 3307.76
Ref. No.:
OPTIMAL : 04P195
FEBI BILSTEIN : 18285
GSP : 9421003
GSP : GHA421003
Application:
CITROEN C-ELYSEE (DD_) 2012-
CITROEN C2 (JM_) 2003-2012
CITROEN C3 2002-
CITROEN C4 CACTUS 2014-
CITROEN DS3 2571-2015
CITROEN SAXO (S0, S1) 1996-2003
CITROEN XSARA (N1) 1997-2005
P-EUGEOT 1007 (KM_) 2005-
P-EUGEOT 106 II (1A_, 1C_) 1996-2004
P-EUGEOT 2008 I (CU_) 2013-
P-EUGEOT 206 1998-2016
P-EUGEOT 207 2006-2015
P-EUGEOT 208 I (CA_, CC_) 2012-
P-EUGEOT 306 1993-2001
Other types:
| BCA | S-KF | TIMKEN | Car Model |
| 512161 | BR935713 | 512161 | Ford Escort |
| 512162 | BR935712 | 512162 | Ford/Mercury Taurus |
| 512163 | BR930366 | 512163 | Ford/Mercury Taurus |
| 512164 | BR935716 | 512164 | Ford/Mercury Taurus |
| 512167 | BR930173 | 512167 | Chrysler PT Cruiser |
| 512169 | BR935718 | 512169 | Chrysler Town & Country |
| 512170 | BR935719 | 512170 | Chrysler Town & Country |
| 512176 | BR930167 | 512176 | Honda Accord |
| 512178 | BR935716 | 512178 | Honda Accord |
| 512179 | BR930071 | 512179 | Acura |
| 512180 | BR930159 | 512180 | Honda Odyssey |
| 512191 | BR935713 | 512191 | KIA Magentis & Optima |
| 512193 | BR935710 | 512193 | Hyundai Accent |
| 512194 | BR930262 | 512194 | Hyundai Elantra |
| 512195 | BR930260 | 512195 | Hyundai Elantra |
| 512200 | BR930165 | 512200 | KIA Sephia |
| 512201 | BR930362 | 512201 | Nissan Altima |
| 512202 | BR930362 | 512202 | Nissan Altima |
| 512203 | BR930403 | 512203 | Infiniti I30 |
| 512206 | BR930267 | HA592460 | Toyota Camry |
| 512207 | BR930266 | HA592450 | Toyota Camry |
| 512218 | BR930329 | 512218 | Toyota Matrix |
| 512220 | BR930199 | 512220 | Chrysler Cirrus |
| 512229 | BR930327 | 512229 | Chevy Equinox |
| 512230 | BR930328 | 512230 | Chevy Equinox |
| 512237 | BR930075 | 512237 | B-uick Century |
| 512244 | BR930075 | HA590073 | B-uick Allure |
| 512303 | BR93571 | HA590110 | Nissan Sentra |
| 513012 | BR930093 | 513012 | B-uick Skyhawk |
| 513013 | BR930052K | 513013 | B-uick Riviera |
| 513018 | BR930026 | 513018 | B-uick Century |
| 513030 | BR930043 | 513030 | Ford Escort |
| 513033 | BR93571 | 513033 | Acura Integra |
| 513035 | BR930033 | 513035 | Honda Civic |
| 513044 | BR930083K | 513044 | B-uick Regal |
| 513061 | BR930064 | 513061 | Chevy/GMC S15 Jimmy |
| 513062 | BR930068 | 513062 | B-uick Electra |
| 513074 | BR930571K | 513074 | Chrysler Town & Country |
| 513075 | BR930013 | 513075 | Chrysler Le Baron |
| 513077 | BR930003 | 513077 | Ford Thunderbird |
| 513080 | BR930120 | 513080 | Honda Acord Coupe |
| 513081 | BR930124 | 513081 | Honda Acord Coupe |
| 513082 | BR930008 | 513082 | Dodge Caravan |
| 513087 | BR930076 | 513087 | B-uick Park Ave |
| 513088 | BR930077 | 513088 | B-uick LeSabre |
| 513089 | BR930190K | 513089 | Chrysler Concorde |
| 513092 | BR930048 | 513092 | Ford Thunderbird |
| 513098 | FW156 | 513098 | Acura |
| 513100 | BR930179 | 513100 | Ford Taurus |
| 513104 | BR930060 | 513104 | Ford Crown Vic |
| 513105 | BR930113 | 513105 | Acura Integra |
| 513109 | BR930045 | 513109 | Dodge Viper |
| 513115 | BR935710 | 513115 | Ford Mustang |
| 513121 | BR930148 Threaded Hub/BR930548K |
513121 | B-uick Century |
| 513122 | BR935716 | 513122 | Chrysler Town & Country |
| 513123 | BR935715 | 513123 | Chrysler Prowler |
| 513124 | BR930097 | 513124 | Chevy/GMC |
| 513137 | BR930080 | 513137 | Chevy Fleet Classic |
| 513138 | BR930138 | 513138 | Chrysler Cirrus |
| 513156 | BR935716 | 513156 | Ford Windstar |
| 513160 | BR930184 | 513160 | B-uick Century |
| 513179 | BR930149/930548K | 513179 | B-uick Century |
| 513187 | BR930149/930548K | 513187 | B-uick Rendevous |
| 513193 | BR930308 | 513193 | Chevy Tracker |
| 513196 | BR930306 | 513196 | Ford Crown Vic |
| 513202 | BR930168 W/ABS | 513202 | Ford Crown Vic |
| 513203 | BR930184 | HA590076/ HA590085 | B-uick Allure |
| 513204 | BR935716 | HA590068 | Chevy Colbalt |
FAQ:
1. When are you going to deliver?
A: Sample: 5-15 business days after payment is confirmed.
Bulk order:15-60 workdays after deposit received…
2. What’s your delivery way?
A: By sea, by air, by train, express as your need.
3. What are your terms of delivery?
A: EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF, DAP, etc.
4. Can you support the sample order?
A: Yes, we can supply the sample if we have parts in stock, but the customer has to pay the sample payment(according to the value of the samples) and the shipping cost.
5. What are you going to do if there has a claim for the quality or quantity missing?
A: 1. For quality, during the warranty period, if any claim for it, we shall help customer to find out what’s the exactly problem. Using by mistake, installation problem, or poor quality? Once it’s due to the poor quality, we will arrange the new products to customers.
2. For missing quantities, there have 2 weeks for claiming the missing ones after receiving the goods. We shall help to find out where it is.
What is a drive shaft?
If you notice a clicking noise while driving, it is most likely the driveshaft. An experienced auto mechanic will be able to tell you if the noise is coming from both sides or from 1 side. If it only happens on 1 side, you should check it. If you notice noise on both sides, you should contact a mechanic. In either case, a replacement driveshaft should be easy to find.
The drive shaft is a mechanical part
A driveshaft is a mechanical device that transmits rotation and torque from the engine to the wheels of the vehicle. This component is essential to the operation of any driveline, as the mechanical power from the engine is transmitted to the PTO (power take-off) shaft, which hydraulically transmits that power to connected equipment. Different drive shafts contain different combinations of joints to compensate for changes in shaft length and angle. Some types of drive shafts include connecting shafts, internal constant velocity joints, and external fixed joints. They also contain anti-lock system rings and torsional dampers to prevent overloading the axle or causing the wheels to lock.
Although driveshafts are relatively light, they need to handle a lot of torque. Torque applied to the drive shaft produces torsional and shear stresses. Because they have to withstand torque, these shafts are designed to be lightweight and have little inertia or weight. Therefore, they usually have a joint, coupling or rod between the 2 parts. Components can also be bent to accommodate changes in the distance between them.
The drive shaft can be made from a variety of materials. The most common material for these components is steel, although alloy steels are often used for high-strength applications. Alloy steel, chromium or vanadium are other materials that can be used. The type of material used depends on the application and size of the component. In many cases, metal driveshafts are the most durable and cheapest option. Plastic shafts are used for light duty applications and have different torque levels than metal shafts.
It transfers power from the engine to the wheels
A car’s powertrain consists of an electric motor, transmission, and differential. Each section performs a specific job. In a rear-wheel drive vehicle, the power generated by the engine is transmitted to the rear tires. This arrangement improves braking and handling. The differential controls how much power each wheel receives. The torque of the engine is transferred to the wheels according to its speed.
The transmission transfers power from the engine to the wheels. It is also called “transgender”. Its job is to ensure power is delivered to the wheels. Electric cars cannot drive themselves and require a gearbox to drive forward. It also controls how much power reaches the wheels at any given moment. The transmission is the last part of the power transmission chain. Despite its many names, the transmission is the most complex component of a car’s powertrain.
The driveshaft is a long steel tube that transmits mechanical power from the transmission to the wheels. Cardan joints connect to the drive shaft and provide flexible pivot points. The differential assembly is mounted on the drive shaft, allowing the wheels to turn at different speeds. The differential allows the wheels to turn at different speeds and is very important when cornering. Axles are also important to the performance of the car.
It has a rubber boot that protects it from dust and moisture
To keep this boot in good condition, you should clean it with cold water and a rag. Never place it in the dryer or in direct sunlight. Heat can deteriorate the rubber and cause it to shrink or crack. To prolong the life of your rubber boots, apply rubber conditioner to them regularly. Indigenous peoples in the Amazon region collect latex sap from the bark of rubber trees. Then they put their feet on the fire to solidify the sap.
it has a U-shaped connector
The drive shaft has a U-joint that transfers rotational energy from the engine to the axle. Defective gimbal joints can cause vibrations when the vehicle is in motion. This vibration is often mistaken for a wheel balance problem. Wheel balance problems can cause the vehicle to vibrate while driving, while a U-joint failure can cause the vehicle to vibrate when decelerating and accelerating, and stop when the vehicle is stopped.
The drive shaft is connected to the transmission and differential using a U-joint. It allows for small changes in position between the 2 components. This prevents the differential and transmission from remaining perfectly aligned. The U-joint also allows the drive shaft to be connected unconstrained, allowing the vehicle to move. Its main purpose is to transmit electricity. Of all types of elastic couplings, U-joints are the oldest.
Your vehicle’s U-joints should be inspected at least twice a year, and the joints should be greased. When checking the U-joint, you should hear a dull sound when changing gears. A clicking sound indicates insufficient grease in the bearing. If you hear or feel vibrations when shifting gears, you may need to service the bearings to prolong their life.
it has a slide-in tube
The telescopic design is a modern alternative to traditional driveshaft designs. This innovative design is based on an unconventional design philosophy that combines advances in material science and manufacturing processes. Therefore, they are more efficient and lighter than conventional designs. Slide-in tubes are a simple and efficient design solution for any vehicle application. Here are some of its benefits. Read on to learn why this type of shaft is ideal for many applications.
The telescopic drive shaft is an important part of the traditional automobile transmission system. These driveshafts allow linear motion of the 2 components, transmitting torque and rotation throughout the vehicle’s driveline. They also absorb energy if the vehicle collides. Often referred to as foldable driveshafts, their popularity is directly dependent on the evolution of the automotive industry.
It uses a bearing press to replace worn or damaged U-joints
A bearing press is a device that uses a rotary press mechanism to install or remove worn or damaged U-joints from a drive shaft. With this tool, you can replace worn or damaged U-joints in your car with relative ease. The first step involves placing the drive shaft in the vise. Then, use the 11/16″ socket to press the other cup in far enough to install the clips. If the cups don’t fit, you can use a bearing press to remove them and repeat the process. After removing the U-joint, use a grease nipple Make sure the new grease nipple is installed correctly.
Worn or damaged U-joints are a major source of driveshaft failure. If 1 of them were damaged or damaged, the entire driveshaft could dislocate and the car would lose power. Unless you have a professional mechanic doing the repairs, you will have to replace the entire driveshaft. Fortunately, there are many ways to do this yourself.
If any of these warning signs appear on your vehicle, you should consider replacing the damaged or worn U-joint. Common symptoms of damaged U-joints include rattling or periodic squeaking when moving, rattling when shifting, wobbling when turning, or rusted oil seals. If you notice any of these symptoms, take your vehicle to a qualified mechanic for a full inspection. Neglecting to replace a worn or damaged u-joint on the driveshaft can result in expensive and dangerous repairs and can cause significant damage to your vehicle.
