OEM Ford Escort Drive Shaft

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In order to provide the small icon with the responsive feel drivers desire, the Ford Escort Drive Shaft directs engine torque to the wheels in a smooth manner. The Ford Escort has received accolades as a perfect combination of efficiency and fun through nineteen years of production, with the original engine of the car, the 1.6L CVH, and the subsequent and improved 2.0L diesel, which did not harm the mileage but only increased the performance of the car. The first generation owners had the choice of a 3-speed automatic or a 5-speed manual that stiffened throttle response and extended fuel economy, but subsequent generations of the Ford Escort were based on a revised Mazda B platform that supported a hatchback, sedan, and station wagon body and had updated suspension geometry that softened bumps and retained sharp handling. Sporty coupe, enhanced interior, and safer lighting were introduced by Ford designers as part of a consistent march that has transformed the compact car into a reliable companion of first-time drivers and commuters alike. That reputation is maintained when mechanics install a genuine Escort Drive Shaft, a tubular steel connection with either CV or universal joints to absorb the travel of the suspension and maintain constant flow of power. The component attaches the transmission to the differential, twisting loads are resisted, and vibration is minimized, protecting other parts of the drive line. Installation of a new Drive Shaft requires securing the vehicle, marking the orientation, unbolting the old unit, matching the new component with the marks, beginning to attach the fasteners by hand followed by torque to specifications, ensuring that the Drive Shaft turns freely, and then a short road test to smooth out.