Restore smooth power delivery to the rear wheels with the Dorman - OE Solutions Rear 2-Piece Steel Driveshaft Assembly 976-972. It arrives fully assembled and dynamically pre-balanced as a direct-fit replacement for the 2011-2025 Dodge Durango (see the Buyer's Guide tab for engine-level applications), so it drops in for a fast, hassle-free installation.
- Ready to install: ships fully assembled and dynamically pre-balanced for a quick swap on the specified makes, models and years.
- Premium shaft: built from drawn over mandrel (DOM) seamless steel tubing for superior concentricity, uniform wall thickness, and more torsional strength and dent resistance than standard welded steel.
- All-new construction: made in the USA with 100% new—not remanufactured—tubing, yokes, CV joints and U-joints.
- Superior packaging: ships in protective foam-in-place packaging so it arrives in the same install-ready condition in which it left the factory.
The rear driveshaft transmits engine torque from the transmission to the rear axle. Worn U-joints or CV joints, driveline vibration, clunking on acceleration, or a bent or damaged shaft are signs the original assembly may need replacing.
Interchange: D76972 · 52123635AA · 52123635AB · 52123635AC
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Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicles does this driveshaft fit?
It is a direct-fit rear driveshaft assembly for the 2011-2025 Dodge Durango. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm the engine-level application for your vehicle.
Does it come assembled and balanced?
Yes. It arrives fully assembled and dynamically pre-balanced, ready for a fast installation on the specified makes, models and years.
What components are included?
The assembly includes 100% new—not remanufactured—tubing, yokes, CV joints and U-joints. It is a two-piece steel driveshaft assembly.
What is the tubing made from?
It is made from drawn over mandrel (DOM) seamless steel tubing, offering superior concentricity, uniform wall thickness, and greater torsional strength and dent resistance than standard welded steel.
What are signs my driveshaft needs replacing?
Driveline vibration, clunking on acceleration, worn U-joints or CV joints, or a bent or damaged shaft can indicate the original driveshaft needs replacing. Diagnose the cause before ordering.
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