Front Right CV Axle Shaft for 2023 Toyota Crown - TrakMotive TO-86097

$222.99

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Part number: TO-86097

UPC: 840140521757

Condition: New

Weight: 24.70 LBS

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TrakMotive CV Axle Shaft P/N:TO-86097

$222.99

Description

Keep torque flowing to the front right (passenger-side) wheel with the TrakMotive CV Axle Shaft TO-86097, a direct-fit replacement for the 2023 Toyota Crown. A CV (constant-velocity) axle shaft transfers power from the transaxle to the wheel hub while flexing through steering and suspension travel, so the wheel keeps turning smoothly as the vehicle moves and turns.

Front right assembly: cataloged for the front right (passenger-side) axle position on the listed application.
Constant-velocity joints: inner and outer CV joints let the shaft transmit torque at varying angles as the suspension cycles and the wheels steer.
Direct-fit replacement: designed to install on the listed 2023 Toyota Crown application.

Signs the original front right CV axle may need replacing include a rhythmic clicking or popping during turns, a grease-slung boot, or vibration under acceleration. Because those symptoms can have other causes, diagnose the axle first; if a worn or failed front right CV axle is the cause, this shaft replaces it.

Interchange: Manufacturer part number TO-86097 (also TO86097).

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TO-86097

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Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicle does the TO-86097 fit?

It is cataloged as a direct-fit replacement for the 2023 Toyota Crown. Confirm the fitment for your vehicle before ordering.

Which axle position is this?

This is the front right (passenger-side) CV axle shaft for the listed application.

What does a CV axle shaft do?

It transfers torque from the transaxle to the wheel hub while its constant-velocity joints flex through steering and suspension travel, keeping the wheel turning smoothly.

How do I know if my CV axle needs replacing?

Common signs include clicking or popping during turns, a torn grease-slung boot, or vibration under acceleration. These can have other causes, so diagnose the axle before replacing it.

Is this a complete axle assembly?

Yes, it is a CV axle shaft assembly with inner and outer CV joints for the front right position on the listed application.