Drive Shaft Front Right DS0101R BGA

This BGA Drive Shaft (DS0101R) is designed for the front right axle, with a length of 810 mm. It f...

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This BGA Drive Shaft (DS0101R) is designed for front right axle replacements in select Audi, Seat, Skoda, and Volkswagen manual transmission vehicles. It offers a precise fit with its 810 mm length, M16x1.5 thread, and specific joint diameter. A key benefit is restoring reliable power transfer to the wheel, though proper installation by a qualified mechanic is crucial for safety and performance.

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Model Part NumberDS0101R
BrandBGA

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FAQs

What does 'front right axle' mean?

This refers to the drive shaft connecting the transmission to the front right wheel on vehicles with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive systems.

What is the thread size M16x1.5?

This specifies the thread diameter (16mm) and the pitch (1.5mm between threads) for the attachment point on the drive shaft.

How many external teeth does the wheel side have?

The drive shaft DS0101R features 36 external teeth on the wheel side, designed to mate with the wheel hub.

What is the transmission-side joint diameter?

The diameter of the joint that connects to the transmission is 108.1 mm.

Can I install this myself?

Installation requires specialized tools and knowledge of vehicle mechanics. Professional installation by a qualified technician is strongly recommended for safety and proper function.

What does 'DS0101R' stand for?

This is the specific part number designated by BGA for this particular drive shaft model.

Are there alternative part numbers?

Yes, this part has several cross-references, including CDX160741, CEVAMN5224, and CIFAM655-762, among others.

Troubleshooting

Vibration or noise during acceleration

This could indicate a worn or damaged drive shaft. Ensure the correct part is fitted and professionally installed. Check for any damage to the boots or joints.

Vehicle pulling to one side

While not always directly caused by the drive shaft, ensure it's correctly installed and that wheel alignment is checked after replacement. Issues with other suspension components could also cause pulling.

Difficulty turning the steering wheel

This is unlikely to be a direct drive shaft issue but could be related if related components are damaged. Focus on steering system checks.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Designed as a direct OE replacement.
  • Ensures proper power delivery to the front wheel.
  • Features specific dimensions for a secure fit.
  • Compatible with a range of popular VAG models.

Cons

  • Requires professional installation due to complexity and safety implications.
  • Only compatible with manual transmission models specified.
  • Not suitable for all model years within the compatible ranges.
  • Specific vehicle fitment must be verified before purchase.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility:

This drive shaft is specifically designed for the front right axle of manual transmission vehicles. Ensure your vehicle's make, model, engine, and transmission type match the specifications before installation.

  • Audi A3 (8P1, 8P7, 8PA) 2.0/2.0D (2003-2013) - Manual Transmission
  • Seat Alhambra (Manual Transmission)
  • Skoda Yeti (5L) 2.0D (2011-2017) - Manual Transmission
  • VW Scirocco Mk3 2.0/2.0D (2008-2017) - Manual Transmission
  • VW Jetta Mk3 2.0/2.0D (2005-2010) - Manual Transmission

Installation:

Installation of a drive shaft requires specialized tools and knowledge. It is strongly recommended to have this part installed by a certified mechanic. Proper torque specifications and alignment are critical for safety and to prevent premature wear.

Care:

Drive shafts are generally maintenance-free. However, regular inspection of the protective boots for tears or damage is advised. Any damage to the boots can lead to premature failure of the joint due to contamination and loss of lubrication.