Mercedes-Benz 300D Axle Shaft Assembly - Select Year

NLA 3.08 - - Bolted -

Position: Rear
may also need locking cap (1) 124 357 02 89 - may also require (1) 124 357 02 89 locking cap. -

New - New - Annular Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. - New : 8mm Homokinetic Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. - Remanufactured - 8mm Homokinetic Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. -

New - New - Annular Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. - New : 8mm Homokinetic Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. - Remanufactured - 8mm Homokinetic Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. -

- Bolted -

Core: $100.00
Remanufactured - New - Annular Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. - New : 8mm Homokinetic Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. - Remanufactured - 8mm Homokinetic Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. -

Core: $100.00
Remanufactured - New - Annular Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. - New : 8mm Homokinetic Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. - Remanufactured - 8mm Homokinetic Joint Homokinetic joint refers to an inner C.V. joint that has an output shaft as part of the original design. Later design versions incorporate a seperate annular (or flat) inner C.V. joint with an output shaft that is bolted to it. Most models up to model year 1980 use the homokinetic style joint. 1981 and on models may have a mix of both versions. This is most prevalent in early production models in 1981. -

Quality: OEM
- May also need (1) 126 357 00 89 cap - with Annular Joint If converting from early style homokinetic joint, additional parts required : (1) 126 350 01 45 flange (2) 126 357 09 75 lock plate and (6) 001 990 10 12 bolts. - with Annular Joint May require (1) 126 357 00 89 locking cap. - with Annular Joint Requires (1) 126 350 18 45 flange,(2) 126 357 lock plate and (6) 001 990 10 12 bolts if part is being up-dated from homokinetic style joint. -

Quality: OEM
Position: Rear
ASD refers to Automatic Locking Differential (limited slip) ASR refers to Acceleration Skid Control - w/o ASD or ASR ASD refers to Automatic Locking Differential (limited slip) ASR refers to Acceleration Skid Control -

Quality: OEM
Position: Rear
ASD refers to Automatic Locking Differential (limited slip) ASR refers to Acceleration Skid Control - w/o ASD or ASR ASD refers to Automatic Locking Differential (limited slip) ASR refers to Acceleration Skid Control -