TrakMotive CV Axle Shaft P/N:KA-86036
TrakMotive CH-86036 front left CV axle shaft for the 2017-2022 Jeep Compass carries drive torque to the front left wheel. Its two joints let the wheel steer and move with the suspension while this TrakMotive CV axle keeps turning.
A clicking or popping sound on turns, vibration, or grease thrown from a torn boot can mean a CV axle is worn. Before you replace this one, rule out a worn wheel bearing or loose suspension parts, since they can make similar noises.
This is a direct-fit replacement for the 2017-2022 Jeep Compass. This listing is one axle for the front left; the front right is a separate part, and the other side of that axle is normally done at the same time. Each side of the front axle takes one.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One CV axle shaft. The axle nut is not included.
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is the TrakMotive CH-86036 the right CV axle for the front left of a 2017-2022 Jeep Compass?
Yes, TrakMotive CH-86036 is a front left CV axle shaft for the 2017-2022 Jeep Compass, and the front right side takes a separate axle.
Does this TrakMotive CV axle shaft come with the axle nut?
No, the axle nut and the ABS tone ring are not included; this listing is one axle shaft.
What size is the axle nut thread on this front left CV axle?
TrakMotive CH-86036 has an M24x1.5 axle nut thread, and the nut has a 36 mm hex size. A 36 mm socket fits it.
Can clicking on turns mean the front left CV axle is worn?
Yes, clicking or popping on turns, or vibration while driving, can mean the axle is worn, and a shop can inspect the boot and joints to confirm.
How many splines does the TrakMotive CH-86036 have on each end?
The male inboard joint has 26 splines and the conventional outboard joint has 27 splines. Overall compressed length is 24.25 in.
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