TrakMotive Drive Shaft Assembly P/N:BMP-412
TrakMotive BMP-421 rear drive shaft for the 1999-2000 BMW 323i carries engine torque from the transmission to the rear differential. This drive shaft assembly is sold new.
Signs of wear can include a vibration that grows with speed, a clunk when pulling away or shifting, or grease leaking at a joint. Wheels, tires and other driveline parts can cause similar symptoms, so have a shop look at those before you replace the shaft. Once the old shaft is out of the car, measure its compressed length against the figure in the specifications below.
It fits the 1999-2000 BMW 323i, and that car takes one.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One drive shaft with its slip yoke. CV joints and a grease fitting are not included.
Interchange: 65-7047 · 936-359
D36359 · 26111229557
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Does the TrakMotive BMP-421 drive shaft fit the 1999-2000 BMW 323i?
Yes. TrakMotive BMP-421 is a rear drive shaft listed for the 1999-2000 BMW 323i, and that car takes one.
Does this TrakMotive drive shaft come with the slip yoke, CV joints and a grease fitting?
This rear drive shaft includes the slip yoke and arrives pre-greased. CV joints and a grease fitting are not included.
How long is the TrakMotive BMP-421 drive shaft and what are its diameters?
TrakMotive BMP-421 has a compressed length of 61.38 in (1559 mm). Its shaft diameters are 2 in and 2.5 in (51 mm and 63 mm).
Can a vibration at speed mean the rear drive shaft is worn?
Yes, it can. A clunk when pulling away or shifting and grease leaking at a joint are other signs of a worn shaft, and under-car inspection is best left to a shop.
Is 936-359 the same as the TrakMotive BMP-421 drive shaft?
Yes, 936-359 is one of the numbers this shaft replaces. The rest are on the Interchange line.
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