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✔️ Front Left drive CV axle with axle nut, M22x1.5, 27.28 in length
A front-wheel-drive CV axle shaft assembly designed to transfer engine torque to the front wheels on Ford Escape 2013-2019 and Lincoln MKZ 2013 with a 2.0L turbo. This ready-to-install replacement includes the axle nut for secure mounting.
âś… Location: Front Left (Driver Side)âś… Axle Nut Included: Yes
âś… Spindle Nut Thread Size: M22 x 1.5
âś… Compressed Length: 27.28 in (693 mm)
âś… Input Shaft Spline Count: 35
âś… Output Shaft Spline Count: 27
âś… ABS Ring Included: No
đź’ˇ What is a CV axle assembly and why replace it? A CV axle transfers engine torque to the front wheels in front-wheel-drive cars and should be replaced when worn to prevent drivability issues. - It provides smooth power delivery during acceleration and turning - It reduces drivetrain noise and vibration caused by worn joints - It helps maintain steering feel and wheel alignment
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✔️ Front Left drive CV axle with axle nut, M22x1.5, 27.28 in length
A front-wheel-drive CV axle shaft assembly designed to transfer engine torque to the front wheels on Ford Escape 2013-2019 and Lincoln MKZ 2013 with a 2.0L turbo. This ready-to-install replacement includes the axle nut for secure mounting.
âś… Location: Front Left (Driver Side)âś… Axle Nut Included: Yes
âś… Spindle Nut Thread Size: M22 x 1.5
âś… Compressed Length: 27.28 in (693 mm)
âś… Input Shaft Spline Count: 35
âś… Output Shaft Spline Count: 27
âś… ABS Ring Included: No
đź’ˇ What is a CV axle assembly and why replace it? A CV axle transfers engine torque to the front wheels in front-wheel-drive cars and should be replaced when worn to prevent drivability issues. - It provides smooth power delivery during acceleration and turning - It reduces drivetrain noise and vibration caused by worn joints - It helps maintain steering feel and wheel alignment
























