Drive Shaft Center Support Springs

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What is a drive shaft center support spring?

A drive shaft center support spring is a type of coil spring that is used to dampen vibration in the drive shaft of a vehicle. It is typically located between the drive shaft and the transmission.

What is the purpose of a drive shaft center support spring?

The purpose of a drive shaft center support spring is to dampen vibrations that can occur when the drive shaft rotates. This helps to reduce wear and tear on other components in the transmission and drivetrain.

How can I tell if my drive shaft center support spring is faulty?

If your drive shaft center support spring is faulty, you may hear vibrations or clunking noises coming from the transmission when accelerating or decelerating. You may also experience a decrease in fuel efficiency or poor vehicle performance.

Can a faulty drive shaft center support spring cause damage to other components?

Yes, a faulty drive shaft center support spring can cause excessive wear and tear on other components in the transmission and drivetrain, resulting in costly repairs.

How do I replace a drive shaft center support spring?

Replacing a drive shaft center support spring requires a certain level of mechanical expertise. The steps involved are as follows:

  1. Lift the vehicle and secure it on jack stands.
  2. Remove the transmission mount and the drive shaft center support spring.
  3. Install the new drive shaft center support spring and replace the transmission mount.
  4. Lower the vehicle and test drive to ensure proper operation.


How often should I inspect my drive shaft center support spring?

The drive shaft center support spring should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed. It is recommended to visually inspect the drive shaft center support spring at least once a year, or as recommended by your vehicle's manufacturer.