drive shaft

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A drive shaft is a shaft in a car or other vehicle that transfers power from the gear box to the wheels. a part of a vehicle that takes power from the gearbox to the wheels
Steel tube that transfers rotating motion from transmission to rear wheels of a car
The shaft that transmits power from the transmission to the differential in a rear-drive power train
Steel tube that transfers rotating motion from the transmission to the rear wheel of the vehicle
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A rotating shaft which transmits torque in an engine
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The shaft that transmits power from the transmission to the differential
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(Otomotiv) A spinning metal shaft that transmits power from the transmission to the differential, the axle, and the drive wheels
driveshaft
A spinning shaft that transmits power from the transmission to the differential
driveshaft
a rotating shaft that transmits power from the engine to the point of application
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The steel tube that connects the transmission to the rear end housing
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The shaft connecting the transmission output shaft to the differential pinion shaft It transmits power from the transmission to the differential It is found primarily on rear-drive vehicles There is usually a universal joint on either end
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An assembly of one or two universal joints connected to a solid or tubular shaft used to transmit power from the transmission to the differential; also called the propeller shaft
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On rear wheel drive vehicles the drive shaft is the rotating coupling shaped like a long tube (made of steel) with universal joints that connected the rear of the transmission (usually under the car around the driver's seat) to the differential assembly at the back of the car The universal joints are used to allow flexibility (up and down play) of the shaft from varying road conditions
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The propeller shaft that transmits engine torque to the differential, or from the differential to the drive wheels In front-wheel drive vehicles, the two driveshafts are often referred to as "halfshafts "
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