Dorman - OE Solutions Drive Shaft P/N:936-290
Carry driveline torque back to the rear axle with this Dorman drive shaft, part number 936-211, a rear 2-piece steel driveshaft assembly built as a direct-fit replacement for the 2003-2006 Kia Sorento. The original drive shafts on these vehicles use permanently staked universal joints that make servicing difficult. This Dorman OE FIX rear drive shaft makes the U-joints serviceable, so later maintenance is simpler.
Specifications: 2-piece steel shaft, 2.5 in shaft diameter, 0.065 in wall thickness and 60 in length. It has a slip-yoke end and a bolt-on end, and CV joints are included. The shaft is not greaseable, and its overall length is not adjustable. The package holds one driveshaft. Country of origin: United States.
A worn rear driveshaft may show vibration that builds with speed, a clunk when shifting into gear or pulling away, or squeaks and clicks from the joints. Other driveline parts can cause these signs too, so diagnose the cause first. If the driveshaft is at fault, this assembly replaces it.
Fitment: 2003-2006 Kia Sorento, Engine: All (qty 1). Position: Rear.
Interchange: KAP-002
KAP002 · D36211 · 491003E400 · 491003E450 · SK936211
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is this the right 2005 Kia Sorento drive shaft?
Part 936-211 is listed as the rear driveshaft for the 2003-2006 Kia Sorento, engine: All, with one used per vehicle.
How does this Dorman OE Solutions drive shaft differ from the original?
The original shaft uses permanently staked universal joints that are hard to service. This OE FIX replacement makes the U-joints serviceable for simpler maintenance.
Does this driveshaft come ready to install?
Yes. It ships pre-assembled and factory balanced, so it is ready to install when it arrives.
What are the shaft's specifications?
It is a 2-piece steel shaft, 60 in long, with a 2.5 in diameter, 0.065 in wall thickness, a slip-yoke end and a bolt-on end. CV joints are included; it is not greaseable, and its length is not adjustable.
What signs suggest a rear driveshaft may need replacing?
Signs may include vibration that builds with speed, a clunk when shifting into gear, or noise from worn joints, though other parts can cause these too. Diagnose first; if the driveshaft is at fault, this assembly replaces it.
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