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DZ95189460408 Telescopic Steering Shaft 690x80mm SHACMAN Truck Spare Part Unit

Brand Name: SHACMAN
Model Number: DZ95189460408
MOQ: 1
Price: Negotiable
Delivery Time: 35-55days
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
Shaanxi, China
Model NO.:
DZ95189460408
Size(mm):
690*80mm
Specification:
690x80mm
Origin:
China
Part No:
DZ95189460408
Type:
Telescopic Steering Shaft
Size:
690x80mm
Application:
Heavy Truck Steering
Fitment:
F3000 X3000 H3000 Series
Part Type:
Telescopic Steering Shaft
Part Number:
DZ95189460408
Condition:
New
Highlight:

Telescopic Slip Joint

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690x80mm Dimensions

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Cab Flex Absorption

Product Description

DZ95189460408 SHACMAN Telescopic Steering Shaft

The DZ95189460408 is a SHACMAN telescopic steering shaft for heavy trucks. The telescopic design absorbs cab movement and vibration, keeping steering feel consistent while protecting the steering box from the constant flex of a loaded cab on rough road, which is why a solid shaft will eventually crack at the joint instead.

Part Specifications

ItemSpecification
Part numberDZ95189460408
TypeTelescopic steering shaft
Dimensions690 x 80 mm
FunctionCab movement absorption in steering line
BrandSHACMAN original
OriginShaanxi, China

Failure Signs

  • Play in the steering wheel before the wheels respond.
  • Clunk felt through the wheel over bumps.
  • Worn splines with visible backlash.
  • Boot torn and grease lost from the slip joint.
  • Steering feel changing as the cab moves.

Application

Fitted during steering system repair on SHACMAN heavy trucks. Check the universal joints at both ends of the shaft in the same inspection, since wear rarely stays in one component.

Tell us your model and quantity and we will quote the shafts with shipping.

Check the column lock and the firewall boot while the shaft is out, since a torn boot lets water into the slip joint and that is what destroys the splines in the first place.