TrakMotive SK-86002 front left CV axle shaft for the 2007-2009 Suzuki SX4 carries drive from the engine to the front left wheel. This TrakMotive CV axle keeps power flowing as the suspension moves and the wheel steers.
Clicking on turns, vibration under acceleration or a torn boot leaking grease can mean a worn axle. A worn wheel bearing is another common source of noise, so these signs alone do not prove this axle is at fault. Most shops swap both front axles together; this listing is one shaft for the front left, since each side takes its own.
This is a direct-fit CV axle replacement for the 2007-2009 Suzuki SX4, on the front left side.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One front left CV axle shaft. The axle nut is not included, and the old one may not be reusable, so plan on a new nut.
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Is this the CV axle replacement for a 2008 Suzuki SX4?
Yes. TrakMotive SK-86002 is the front left CV axle shaft for the 2007-2009 Suzuki SX4, and 2008 falls inside that range.
Does the TrakMotive CV axle shaft come with the axle nut?
No. TrakMotive SK-86002 is the shaft alone. The axle nut is not included; it has an M22x1.5 thread and a 32 mm hex size.
How long is this front left CV axle when compressed and extended?
This front left CV axle measures 24.19 in (614.5 mm) compressed and 25.88 in (658 mm) extended.
What does a worn CV axle sound like when turning?
A repeated clicking or popping on turns, or vibration while accelerating, can be signs of a worn joint or torn boot. A shop can inspect it, and a worn axle should be checked promptly.
How many splines does this CV axle shaft have at each end?
The inboard end is a male joint with 26 splines. The outboard end is a conventional joint with 28 splines.
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