Dorman - OE Solutions Drive Shaft P/N:986-986
Dorman 986-907 rear drive shaft for the 2017-2019 Ford Transit-350 and other vehicles carries torque back to the rear axle.
A worn or failing drive shaft can show up as vibration at road speed, a clunk when you shift or accelerate, or a shudder pulling away, and each of these can have other sources. Before you replace this drive shaft, rule out out-of-balance tires and worn rear axle parts as the source of the vibration.
This drive shaft fits the 2017-2019 Ford Transit-350 and the 2015-2019 Ford Transit-350 HD.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One rear drive shaft assembly with its U-joints. This listing is a single drive shaft, and one is needed per vehicle. The CV joints and axle nut are not included.
Interchange: CK4Z4R602AY · CK4Z4R602CH
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Does the Dorman 986-907 fit the 2017-2019 Ford Transit-350?
Yes. Dorman 986-907 is a rear drive shaft for the 2017-2019 Ford Transit-350, and it also fits the 2015-2019 Ford Transit-350 HD.
Is this Dorman drive shaft sold with U-joints and a grease fitting?
Yes. The listing is one assembled rear drive shaft with its U-joints and a grease fitting. The CV joints and the axle nut are not included.
What shaft diameter and wall thickness does the 986-907 have?
Dorman 986-907 has a 3.5 in shaft diameter and a 0.083 in wall thickness. Its compressed length is 101 in and its overall length is adjustable.
Could a vibration at highway speed mean a rear drive shaft is worn?
It can. A clunk when you shift or a shudder when pulling away are other signs of a worn shaft or joint, and a shop can inspect the shaft and its joints.
Is the Dorman OE Solutions drive shaft made from seamless tubing?
Yes. It is made from drawn over mandrel (DOM) seamless steel tubing with uniform wall thickness, and the tubing, yokes and U-joints are all new.
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