When the car's transmission transmits rotation to the axle, it has the potential to produce excessive vibration on the wheels. Now, with the propeller shaft, the excess vibration can be dampened.<\/p>\n

Drivers and passengers will not feel any excessive and disturbing vibrations. Even when the car is going fast, the propeller shaft can still prevent excessive vibrations from appearing in the car.<\/p>\n

3. Controlling Distance Changes<\/h3>\n

The propeller shaft also functions to control distance changes. When the car is running, the distance between the transmission and the axle can change. Even so, with the propeller shaft, these changes can still be controlled properly.<\/p>\n

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Propeller Shaft Components<\/h2>\n

The propeller shaft has various supporting components in it, each of which has a very important function. So what are the components contained in the propeller shaft? Here's the list.<\/p>\n

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   Universal Joints<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

   There are two types of universal joints, namely the front universal joint and the rear universal joint. The function of this component is to ensure that the propeller shaft continues to rotate when the transmission and axle angle changes.<\/p>\n

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      Sleeve Yoke<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      The sleeve yoke is a component that functions to connect the transmission output process with the front universal joint. The sleeve yoke also functions as a holder for the propeller shaft so that it can change shape when there is a change in distance.<\/p>\n

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         Yoke<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

         The yoke is a U-shaped component made of a mixture of iron and steel. The yoke functions to connect the drive shaft and axle shaft so that the universal joint can still move when there is a change in angle.<\/p>\n

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            Drive Shafts<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

            The drive shaft aims to transmit torque from the front universal joint to the rear universal joint.<\/p>\n

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            Propeller Shafts Types<\/h2>\n

            There are 2 types of propeller shafts that you should know, namely:<\/p>\n

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              1. Universal Joint Type 2<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

              This type has 2 joints whose function is to control the rotational power of the propeller shaft to work properly. In addition, this type also plays a role in monitoring the performance of the propeller shaft when the car is driving on up or down roads.<\/p>\n

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                2. Universal Joints Type 3<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

                As the name suggests, this type of propeller shaft has 3 connections that control when the propeller shaft transmits power. The three universal joints have a smooth rotation and function to minimize various damages when the shaft is working.<\/p>\n

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                How Do Propeller Shafts Work?<\/h2>\n

                When the car moves, the propeller shaft will move in a rotating way. Then the shaft moves up and down according to road conditions, whether the road is flat or not. When the car travels on uneven roads, the propeller shaft rotation will move up and down.<\/p>\n

                When the propeller shaft goes up and down, the length of the shaft changes. The function of this change is to keep the distance of the car's transmission system so that it continues to work properly. For this reason, the propeller shaft is equipped with a universal joint so that the distance is maintained and does not interfere with other components.<\/p>\n

                Those are some things about the propeller shaft that you need to know. Given the importance of these components for your car, make sure these components are maintained and not damaged. Inspect and clean these component parts regularly to minimize damage that may occur.<\/p>\n","desktopBanner":null,"mobileBanner":null,"introTitle":null,"introContent":null,"iframeYoutubeId":null,"formCountdown":null,"startCountdown":null,"finishCountdown":null,"termsAndConditions":null,"cta_link":null,"cta_text":null,"cta_external":null,"wp_foot":null}