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GMC Envoy Drive Shaft Part Number: 15861601
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GMC Envoy Drive Shaft Part Number: 15833885
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GMC Envoy Drive Shaft, Front Part Number: 25833035
GMC Envoy Drive Shaft Part Number: 15036982
GMC Envoy Axle Assembly, Rear Part Number: 25926158
GMC Envoy Axle Assembly, Rear Part Number: 15134677
GMC Envoy Drive Shaft Part Number: 15833883
GMC Envoy Drive Shaft Part Number: 15833882
GMC Envoy Drive Shaft Part Number: 15833881
GMC Envoy Drive Shaft Part Number: 15833880
GMC Envoy Drive Shaft Part Number: 15194472
GMC Envoy Drive Shaft Part Number: 15113110
GMC Envoy Drive Shaft
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Drive Shaft in GMC Envoy automobiles is a key part that transmits power and torque to the drive wheels from the engine or transmission. It is used to transmit mechanical power and rotation in the drivetrain and this is done when dealing with alignment differentials uses universal joints or splined joints. Types of GMC Envoy Driveshafts are the one-piece, two-piece with slip-in-tube and others with multiple driveshafts for four-wheel or all-wheel drive models. In front wheel drive layouts, the Driveshaft can transmit power to the front wheels but in rear wheel drive layouts it transmits the power to rear axle.
GMC Envoy Drive Shaft Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to replace the rear Drive Shaft on GMC Envoy?A:Before dismantling the driveline component assembly mark all components precisely relative to the propeller shaft and axles together with the pinion flanges and output shafts and drive axles in order to maintain the original component relationship. Begin by raising the vehicle. Before disassembly the propeller shaft requires reference marks that connect to both the transmission or Transfer Case and rear axle pinion yoke. The yoke retainers coupled with bolts need removal from the pinion yoke of the rear axle. People should avoid hitting the yoke ears or placing any tools between the yoke and Universal Joint while removing them since this may break the injection joints leading to premature part failure. To disconnect the propeller shaft from both the rear axle pinion yoke and transmission or Transfer Case position it forward and then backward for removal. Before install check whether Slip Yoke splines have enough grease covering. If not use grease (GM P/N 12377985 or equivalent). Put the propeller shaft into the transmission or Transfer Case while lining up the reference marks from removal. Proceed with installation of the rear axle pinion yoke by aligning the same reference points before completing. The installer needs to exercise caution with fasteners to stop damage to the car. Append the yoke retainers along with bolts before lowering the vehicle with a proper torque setting of 20 nm (15 lb ft).
- Q: How to replace the front drive shaft on GMC Envoy?A:The first step to change the front propeller shaft begins with vehicle elevation then the removal of the steering gear crossmember. Establish the correct position of the propeller shaft regarding the front axle pinion yoke before you remove the bolts and retainers from the yoke. Avoid inserting tools between the yoke and Universal Joint during propeller shaft disconnect as this action could hurt the injection joints. Disconnect the propeller shaft from the front axle pinion yoke before covering its bearing caps with tape to avoid losing bearing rollers. Then remove the front propeller shaft from the Transfer Case. First step for installation involves feeding the propeller shaft into the Transfer Case while checking the reference marks match correctly and ensuring complete Slip Yoke engagement produces a snapping sound. Install the front axle yoke pinion followed by the retainers and bolts while tightening the front propeller shaft yoke clamps to 20 n.m (15 lb ft). The last step includes reinstalling the steering gear crossmember before lowering the vehicle.
