Cardone 66-5193 CV Axle Assembly - Front Right

CV Axle Assembly for Toyota Echo and Scion

Cardone CV Axle Assembly 66-5193 is a new front right driveline replacement built for 2000-2005 Toyota Echo and 2004-2006 Scion xA and xB applications. It is engineered to address common CV axle failure points with verified shaft straightness, sealed boots, and OE-style fitment details.

Key Features

• Fits 2000-2005 Toyota Echo, front right
• Fits 2004-2006 Scion xA, front right
• Fits 2004-2006 Scion xB, front right
• ABS ring included with 48 teeth for proper speed signal operation
• New spindle nut included for installation convenience
• Neoprene boots use added bellows where needed to reduce stress and ozone cracking
• Boot clamps are pneumatically crimped for a secure seal
• High-temperature, high-torque grease is used for long-term joint protection
• Shafts are individually checked for straightness to help reduce vibration
• Splined input and output connections for OE-style engagement

Product Details

Cardone 66-5193 is part of the Cardone CV Axle Assembly line, a product line focused on remanufactured driveline engineering and failure prevention. This axle is built with attention to the common causes of CV joint and boot problems, including boot cracking, contamination, and vibration from shaft runout. The compressed length is 34.5 inches, and the axle uses a stake-style nut locking design. This part cross-references Toyota 4341052060 and Scion 4341052070 for the same application.

Common Problems This Part Can Address

• Clicking or snapping noise during hard turns and acceleration
• Grease leakage around the axle boot or suspension area
• Front-end vibration caused by a bent or out-of-spec shaft
• ABS warning light triggered by a damaged or incorrect sensor ring signal
• Grinding or clunking from a worn outer or inner CV joint

Installation Notes

Install this CV axle only on the confirmed front right position for the listed Toyota Echo and Scion xA/xB applications. Do not let the axle hang unsupported during service, and do not reuse a prevailing-torque lock nut. Use a torque wrench and tighten the retaining nut to the manufacturer’s specification. When replacing the axle, install new transaxle seals to help prevent leaks. If the ABS light remains on after installation, inspect the sensor ring, sensor, and nearby wiring for damage.

Quality Assurance

Cardone engineers and tests CV drive axles to meet or exceed OE performance targets. Shafts are verified for straightness to support vibration-free operation, and the boot design is intended to resist the cracking and stress that commonly lead to repeat failure.