TrakMotive CV Axle Shaft P/N:TO-8311
TrakMotive FD-8311 rear CV axle shaft for the 2015-2017 Ford Edge sends drive torque to the wheel as the suspension moves. It is a new TrakMotive CV axle that replaces a rear shaft whose joints or boots have worn out.
Clicking in turns, vibration, or grease flung from a torn boot can point to a worn axle, though other parts can cause similar signs. With the engine off, look at the boots for splits and grease around the joints to find the cause before replacing. This listing is one shaft; the rear axle takes one per side, and both are normally replaced together.
This is a direct-fit replacement CV axle for the 2015-2017 Ford Edge, rear position.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One CV axle shaft. The axle nut is not included.
Interchange: NCV11091
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is the TrakMotive CV axle shaft FD-8311 the right rear axle for the 2015-2017 Ford Edge?
Yes. TrakMotive FD-8311 is a rear CV axle shaft that fits the 2015-2017 Ford Edge, and that vehicle takes two, one on each side.
Does the TrakMotive FD-8311 come with an axle nut?
No. This TrakMotive FD-8311 listing is one CV axle shaft only. The axle nut and the ABS tone ring are not included.
How many splines does this rear CV axle have on each end?
The inboard end is a male joint with 25 splines, and the outboard end has 27 splines. Overall compressed length is 854 mm (33.6 in).
Why does my rear axle click when turning?
A clicking or popping sound in turns can come from a worn CV joint, and grease escaping from a torn boot is another common sign. A shop can test the axle, since other parts can make similar noises.
Does NCV11091 interchange with TrakMotive FD-8311?
Yes. NCV11091 is listed as an interchange number for TrakMotive FD-8311.
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