Rear Left CV Axle for 2000-2002 Lincoln LS - A1 CARDONE 66-2149

$108.99

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    Part number: 66-2149
    UPC: 884548205826
    Condition: New
    Weight: 21.40 LBS
    Sold as: 1
    $108.99
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    CARDONE New CV Axle Assembly P/N:66-2149
    CARDONE New CV Axle Assembly P/N:66-2149
    $108.99
    $108.99

    A1 CARDONE 66-2149 rear left CV axle for the 2000-2002 Lincoln LS carries drive torque to the wheel hub. This new CV axle assembly includes its CV joints and has a steel shaft.

    • Neoprene boots with extra bellows where needed resist bellows stress and ozone cracking, the leading cause of boot failure
    • Each shaft is individually verified for straightness for vibration-free performance at all speeds
    • Axle measurements are validated after assembly
    • Boot clamps are pneumatically crimped to seal the boot to the housing
    • Grease withstands high temperature and high torque
    • Splines and threads are precision rolled for fit in the mating hub and the axle nut

    Quick facts

    • Part: A1 CARDONE 66-2149 CV axle
    • Also called: CV axle assembly
    • Fits: 2000-2002 Lincoln LS
    • Position: Rear left
    • Material: Steel shaft, neoprene boot
    • Condition: New

    Clicking or snapping on a hard turn under power, a thump or vibration when you accelerate, or grease thrown from a torn boot can mean an axle is worn. A worn wheel bearing or loose suspension parts can be behind similar noises too, so find the cause before you buy. Each rear wheel has its own axle: this listing is the rear left one, and the rear right is ordered separately.

    Fits

    It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2000-2002 Lincoln LS, engineered to meet O.E. form, fit and function.

    Specifications

    Fit and size

    • Position: Rear left
    • Quantity: 1
    • Shaft diameter: 28 mm (1.102 in)
    • Compressed length: 800 mm (31.496 in)
    • Inboard and outboard joints: splined, 28 splines each
    • Axle nut: hex, M24x2.0 thread, 36 mm (1.417 in) socket, 21.5 mm (0.846 in) long

    Build and materials

    • Condition: New
    • Shaft material: Steel
    • Boot material: Neoprene, 5 ribs
    • CV joints: included
    • ABS tone ring: included, toothed, 46 teeth
    • Country of origin: China

    In the box

    One complete CV axle with its CV joints, a new axle retaining nut and an instruction sheet.

    Installation notes

    • A new axle retaining nut comes with the axle, since the original is likely to be worn or stripped.
    • Use a torque wrench, not an impact wrench, and torque the nut to the manufacturer's specification.
    • Use a press-type tool on a stuck outer stub shaft, never a hammer.
    • Do not let the axle hang unsupported while you work, because that can damage the inner joint.

    Interchange: XW4Z4K139XX · XW4Z4K139YY · XW4Z4K139ZZ · YW4Z4K139AA

    This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

    XW4Z4K139XX, XW4Z4K139YY, XW4Z4K139ZZ, YW4Z4K139AA

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is this A1 CARDONE cv drive axle the right one for the 2000-2002 Lincoln LS?

    Yes. A1 CARDONE 66-2149 is the rear left CV axle for the 2000-2002 Lincoln LS. The rear right side is a separate part.

    Does this rear left CV axle come with a new axle nut?

    Yes. A new axle retaining nut and an instruction sheet come with the axle. A prevailing-torque nut should never be reused, so discard the old one.

    How are A1 CARDONE axles checked for vibration?

    Each A1 CARDONE 66-2149 shaft is individually verified for straightness, and its measurements are validated after assembly, for vibration-free performance at all speeds.

    What can a clicking noise from a rear CV axle on hard turns mean?

    Clicking or snapping on a hard turn under power can mean a worn outer CV joint. A split boot that lets grease out and dirt in can damage a joint. A shop can confirm the cause.

    Can I use an impact wrench on the nut of this CV axle?

    No. Use a torque wrench and tighten the axle nut to the manufacturer's specification. If the outer stub shaft is stuck in the hub, use a press-type tool, never a hammer.

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