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Buick Terraza Drive Shaft Part Number: 15176232
Buick Terraza Drive Shaft
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The Buick Terraza Drive Shaft is one of the dominant components that symbolize reliability as well as performance in the Buick vehicles particularly in the Terraza series cars in the market manufactured from 2005 to 2007. This Drive Shaft effectively convey the power and torque from the engine to the drive wheel and thus the experience is quite smooth and responsive. The Buick Terraza has front-wheel and all-wheel drive layouts; therefore, the Drive Shaft comes in different variants such as single and double-part constructions. Constructed using components such as universal joints and splined joints, the drive shaft is strong enough to bear both torsion and shear stress as well as relatively light; all of which impact positively on the user vehicle's efficiency. Buick Terraza Drive Shaft on the one hand provides extra boost to the performance of the car and on the other hand, this car part is crucial from the safety perspective as many a times it is designed with great specifications to provide stability to the car in the course of driving. This element of differentiation and attention to the smallest details is one of the key success factors of the Buick Terraza, because the car responds to the requests of a young, specific audience in the automotive industry, who are looking for a car that is both luxurious and functional in everyday use. It is also important to note that Drive Shaft works with various Terraza models; thus, it is central to driving experience. Altogether, Buick Terraza Drive Shaft is one of many examples of brand's focus on quality, as well as its desire to improve Terraza's performance and safety for ultimate consumer satisfaction and for establishing the Buick as a reliable construct in luxury minivan industry.
Buick Terraza Drive Shaft Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to replace the Drive Shaft on Buick Terraza?A:Vehicle elevation followed by proper support is required for propeller shaft replacement. First write reference marks on the propeller shaft at the transfer case flange before removing the propeller shaft-to-transfer case flange bolts. Begin by applying marks to the propeller shaft at the torque tube flange before uninstalling the propeller shaft-to-torque tube flange bolts. Push the propeller shaft toward the back of the vehicle before taking it out. For installation the propeller shaft ends must join with the torque tube flange by aligning reference marks between the propeller shaft and the torque tube flange. Mechanical threadlocker GM P/N United States 12345493 P/N Canada 10953488 or equivalent must be applied after cleaning and before installing the bolts onto their threads. The installation of the propeller shaft-to-torque tube bolts should be done by hand to preserve the correct positioning while positioning a crescent washer on each bolt set. Drive the propeller shaft towards the vehicle's rear while installing it to the transfer case flange to match reference marks. Users should begin installation of propeller shaft-to-transfer case bolts after placing a crescent washer on each pair before tightening the bolts in a cross pattern to 33 Nm (24 ft. lbs.). The vehicle needs to be lowered down after the technician applies torque to the propeller shaft to torque tube bolts in a cross sequence at 33 Nm (24 ft. lbs.).
