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Cardone 66-4294 CV Axle Assembly - Rear Right
Reliable CV Axle Assembly for Honda CR-V
The Cardone CV Axle Assembly 66-4294 is engineered to restore driveline performance for your Honda CR-V. Designed with precision, this axle assembly includes an ABS ring and features a stake-type axle nut locking system to ensure secure fitment and reliable operation.
- Includes ABS ring for accurate wheel speed sensor function
- Stake-type axle nut locking for secure installation
- Compressed length of 32.24 inches for exact fitment
- Splined input shaft with 25 splines and output shaft with 26 splines
- Compatible with Honda CR-V models requiring part number 66-4294
About the Cardone CV Axle Assembly Line
The Cardone CV Axle Assembly product line focuses on delivering direct-fit replacement axles that meet or exceed OEM specifications. Each assembly is designed to provide balanced shafts and durable joints, ensuring smooth power transfer and minimizing vibrations. The 66-4294 model is part of this line, offering a reliable solution for Honda CR-V driveline repairs.
Product Details and Specifications
This CV axle assembly features a splined input shaft with 25 splines and a splined output shaft with 26 splines, ensuring precise engagement with the transmission and wheel hub. The axle nut locking type is stake, which requires staking to secure the nut and prevent loosening during operation. The compressed length measures approximately 32.24 inches, matching factory dimensions for proper fitment. An ABS ring is included to maintain the functionality of the anti-lock braking system sensor.
Common Applications and Problem Solving
- Replacement for worn or damaged CV axles on Honda CR-V vehicles
- Eliminates front-end grinding noises caused by faulty axle joints
- Resolves ABS warning light issues related to damaged sensor rings
- Addresses vibrations and wheel wobble during acceleration or turning
- Prevents drivetrain shifting and related handling problems
Installation Notes and Tips
When installing the Cardone 66-4294 CV Axle Assembly, avoid letting the axle shafts hang unsupported to prevent joint damage. Use a torque wrench to tighten the stake-type axle nut and follow proper staking procedures to lock the nut securely. Do not reuse the original prevailing torque lock nut; always install a new one to ensure safety and reliability. Avoid using impact wrenches on the retaining nut to prevent damage to the axle components.
Quality Assurance and Warranty
Each Cardone CV Axle Assembly undergoes 100% inspection for run-out to minimize vibrations and ensure smooth operation. The shafts are balanced at the factory to meet performance standards. While specific warranty details are not provided, Cardone products typically adhere to industry quality standards for replacement driveline components.
| Brand | Cardone |
| Part Number | 66-4294 |
| Position | CV Axle Assembly, Rear Right |
| ABS Ring Included | Yes |
| Axle Nut Locking Type | Stake |
| Compressed Length (in) | 32.244094488189 |
| E-Waste | No |
| FAQs | Are the cv drive axle shafts balanced at the factory? |
| FAQs | Can i let the cv drive axles hang while i am working on the car? |
| FAQs | I hear a grinding noise from the front end while driving and see |
| FAQs | I installed a replacement cv drive axle and now my abs light is o |
| FAQs | I removed both cv drive axles at the same time and now i am havin |
| FAQs | Is it ok to use an impact hammer to install the retaining nut? |
| FAQs | Never allow the cv drive axles to hang unsupported. this can lead |
| FAQs | Never use an impact wrench to install the retaining nut on the cv |
| FAQs | No! a prevailing torque lock nut should never be reused. always d |
| FAQs | Shafts are inspected 100% for run out to prevent vibrations. |
| FAQs | The cv drive axle outboard joint stub shaft is stuck in the hub a |
| FAQs | The most likely cause is a broken bearing cage due to excessive t |
| FAQs | The most likely cause is a defective or worn outer cv drive axle |
| FAQs | The most likely cause is the drive train shifting in the chassis |
| FAQs | The most likely problem is the outer cv drive axle boot has ruptu |
| FAQs | The old cv drive axle has a locking style (prevailing torque) nut |
| FAQs | The wheels wobble when i make a turn. what's the problem? |
| FAQs | When i cut the wheel hard and step on the gas, i hear loud clicki |
| FAQs | When i replace the cv drive axles, should i reuse the old seals? |
| FAQs | When i step on the gas, i hear a loud thump and feel a bad vibrat |
| FAQs | When replacing cv drive axle assemblies, always install new trans |
| FAQs | When the replacement drive axle was installed, the sensor ring, s |
| Input Shaft Connection Style | Splined |
| Input Shaft Spline Count | 25 |
| Output Shaft Connection Style | Splined |
| Output Shaft Spline Count | 26 |
This part fits 5 vehicles. Search below:
| Year | Make | Model | Drive Type | Position | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Honda | CR-V | 4WD | Rear Right | Fitment for vehicles manufactured in Japan; CV Axle Assembly |
| 2010 | Honda | CR-V | 4WD | Rear Right | Fitment for vehicles manufactured in Japan; CV Axle Assembly |
| 2009 | Honda | CR-V | 4WD | Rear Right | Fitment for vehicles manufactured in Japan; CV Axle Assembly |
| 2008 | Honda | CR-V | 4WD | Rear Right | CV Axle Assembly |
| 2007 | Honda | CR-V | 4WD | Rear Right | CV Axle Assembly |
* Always verify fitment with your vehicle's VIN if unsure. Submodel & trim restrictions may apply.
This part directly replaces or is cross-referenced with the following part numbers:
Cross-reference numbers are provided for identification purposes only. Always confirm fitment before ordering.