Four situations of failure of automotive driving shaft

　　The main function of the automotive driving shaft is to transfer the torque power generated by the engine to the wheels of the vehicle, so they can move the wheels of the vehicle. When it fails, it will affect the driving of the vehicle. How to find the drive shaft failure? Below we introduce four failure situations.

　　1. Vibration. In the process of driving a car, if you feel obvious vibration, you need to check the drive shaft. This vibration is usually caused by wear of the bushing of the drive shaft.

　　2. Abnormal sound. When the vehicle is accelerating, reversing, etc., if an abnormal sound is heard, it means that the drive shaft is faulty.

　　3. Universal joint movement. If the U-shaped joint of the drive shaft rotates too fast or cannot rotate, it indicates that the drive shaft has malfunctioned. The cause of the fault may be poor quality of the U-shaped joint, or it may be because the cover of the bearing is rusted.

　　4. Turning problems. If the car's drive shaft fails, the wheels will not turn immediately when the car is turning, and you will feel a lot of resistance from the vehicle's tires.

　　When you find that the drive shaft of the car is faulty, you should replace it in time. If it is not replaced in time, it may cause more serious failures.