VW Axle Assembly – Front Driver Side (Manual Trans) (New) 8D0407451LX – GKN 301288
$216.95
Axles are a vital link in the power train, delivering engine power straight to the wheel hubs. Modern axle assemblies feature multiple components in order to deliver power to the ground smoothly and reliably. These components include the axle shaft, inner and outer constant velocity (CV) joints, CV boots, clamps, and others. When an axle assembly is bad, you will often hear or feel a vibration or clicking sound, as the bearings in the CV no longer make a seamless fit and rotate smoothly. If this is replicable when going around a corner, the bad axle will be located on the UNLOADED side.
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| Brand | Part # |
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| Brand | Part # |
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| Volkswagen | 8D0 407 451 CX / 8D0407451CX |
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel | Engine | Fuel Type | Position | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 | Volkswagen | Passat | GL | 1.8L4 | GAS | Front Left | |
| 2005 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLX | 2.8V6 | GAS | Front Left | |
| 2005 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLS | 1.8L4 | GAS | Front Left | |
| 2004 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLS | 1.8L4 | GAS | Front Left | |
| 2004 | Volkswagen | Passat | GL | 1.8L4 | GAS | Front Left | |
| 2004 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLX | 2.8V6 | GAS | Front Left | |
| 2003 | Volkswagen | Passat | GL | 1.8L4 | GAS | Front Left | From 01/20/2003.; Through 01/19/2003. |
| 2003 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLS | 2.8V6 | GAS | Front Left | From 01/20/2003.; Through 01/19/2003. |
| 2003 | Volkswagen | Passat | GL | 2.8V6 | GAS | Front Left | From 01/20/2003.; Through 01/19/2003. |
| 2003 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLX | 2.8V6 | GAS | Front Left | Through 01/19/2003. |
| 2003 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLS | 1.8L4 | GAS | Front Left | From 01/20/2003.; Through 01/19/2003. |
| 2002 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLX | 2.8V6 | GAS | Front Left | |
| 2002 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLS | 1.8L4 | GAS | Front Left | |
| 2002 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLS | 2.8V6 | GAS | Front Left | |
| 2001 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLS | 1.8L4 | GAS | Front Left | | Engine Code: AWM; |
| 2001 | Volkswagen | Passat | GLX | 2.8V6 | GAS | Front Left |
GKN Driveline is the world's leading supplier of automotive driveline components and systems. As a global company serving the world's leading vehicle manufacturers, GKN Driveline develops, builds and supplies an extensive range of automotive driveline components - for use in the smallest ultra-low-cost car to the most sophisticated premium vehicle demanding the most complex driving dynamics.
A division of GKN plc, it employs around 22,000 people at 56 locations across 22 countries.
GKN Driveline is the world's largest producer of constant-velocity joints, which it pioneered for use in automobiles. Its other products include sideshafts, propshafts, power transfer units, differentials, AWD couplings, disconnects, electric rear axles, and electric drive transmissions.
The origin of GKN - Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds - goes back to 1759, and the founding of the Dowlais Ironworks by the industrialists Thomas Lewis and Isaac Wilkinson.
The company took part in the railway boom in the early 1800s with its production of iron, then steel in the 1860s, and, after the First World War, the automotive industry.
GKN evolved geographically from its British base in the early nineteenth century to the USA and Western Europe.