Cardone 66-3092 CV Axle Assembly - Front Left

CV Axle Assembly for Mitsubishi and Plymouth

Cardone 66-3092 is a new front left CV axle assembly engineered for direct replacement on select Mitsubishi Eclipse, Mitsubishi Galant, and Plymouth Laser applications. It is built to address common CV axle failure points with verified shaft straightness, sealed boots, and durable joint components for smooth driveline operation.

Key Features

• Fits 1990-1994 Mitsubishi Eclipse, front left
• Fits 1989-1993 Mitsubishi Galant, front left
• Fits 1990-1994 Plymouth Laser, front left
• ABS ring included for proper wheel speed signal integration
• Castle-style axle nut locking type
• Compressed length: 37.3125 in.
• 25-spline input shaft and 25-spline output shaft
• New spindle nut included
• Neoprene boot design with added bellows where needed to reduce stress and cracking
• Boot clamps are pneumatically crimped for a secure seal
• High-temperature, high-torque grease for long service life

Built for OE-Style Driveline Performance

Cardone CV axle assemblies are engineered from testing and remanufacturing experience focused on the causes of repeat CV failure. The shaft is individually checked for straightness to help reduce vibration, while the transmission seal diameter is precision-machined after heat treatment to support proper sealing and long seal life. For Mitsubishi Eclipse, Mitsubishi Galant, and Plymouth Laser front left axle replacement, part number 66-3092 provides a direct-fit driveline solution with the details needed for a clean installation.

This part cross-references Mitsubishi and Plymouth OE numbers such as MB297871 and MB620611 for the same application.

Common Problems This Axle Can Address

• Clicking or snapping noise during turns
• Grease leakage around the CV boot or suspension area
• Vibration during acceleration or at speed
• Grinding noise from a worn outer CV joint
• ABS warning light caused by a damaged sensor ring or axle-related signal issue

Installation Notes and Tips

• Fits 1990-1994 Mitsubishi Eclipse, front left; 1989-1993 Mitsubishi Galant, front left; and 1990-1994 Plymouth Laser, front left.
• Do not let the axle hang unsupported during service; this can damage the inner joint.
• Use a torque wrench on the retaining nut and tighten to manufacturer specifications.
• Do not reuse a prevailing-torque lock nut; install the new spindle nut supplied with the axle.
• Replace transaxle seals when servicing CV axle assemblies to help prevent leaks.
• If the ABS light remains on after installation, inspect the sensor ring, sensor, and wiring near the axle.

Quality Assurance

Cardone designs CV drive axles to meet or exceed original equipment performance targets through application-specific engineering and inspection. Each shaft is verified for straightness to support vibration-free operation, and the boot and grease package are selected for durability under driveline load.