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DSS Axle Shaft Assembly 9005H

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SKU 9005H
Original price $235.70 - Original price $235.70
Original price
$235.70
$235.70 - $235.70
Current price $235.70
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DSS

Axle Shaft Assembly

This product also goes by these part numbers: 166 330 13 00, 1663301300, 9005H, 166 330 15 00, 1663301500

This part also goes by the following cross reference.

Cross Reference Part Number: 1663301300, 1663301500, 9005H

Fits These Vehicles 16 applications
Mercedes-Benz
Make Model Engine Years
Mercedes-Benz GL350 2013–2016
Mercedes-Benz GL450 2013–2016
Mercedes-Benz GL550 2013–2016
Mercedes-Benz GLE300d 2016–2016
Mercedes-Benz GLE350 2016–2018
Mercedes-Benz GLE400 2016–2017
Mercedes-Benz GLE400 2019–2019
Mercedes-Benz GLE43 AMG 2017–2019
Mercedes-Benz GLE450 AMG 2016–2016
Mercedes-Benz GLE550e 2016–2018
Mercedes-Benz GLS450 2017–2019
Mercedes-Benz GLS550 2017–2019
Mercedes-Benz ML250 2015–2015
Mercedes-Benz ML350 2012–2015
Mercedes-Benz ML400 2015–2015
Mercedes-Benz ML550 2012–2014
Fits 16 vehicle applications Check vehicle fitment before ordering View fitment

About this Axle & CV Shaft

The DSS 9005H axle shaft delivers power from the transmission or differential to the wheel. Constant-velocity (CV) joints at each end let it keep turning smoothly while the suspension moves and the wheels steer.

Frequently asked questions

What does an axle or CV shaft do?

It transmits torque to the wheel while its CV joints allow the angle and length to change as the suspension travels and, on front axles, as the wheels turn.

What are the signs of a failing axle shaft?

A clicking noise when turning, especially under acceleration, a vibration that increases with speed, a clunk when taking off, or grease thrown around the inside of the wheel from a torn CV boot.

Can I just replace the CV boot instead?

If a torn boot is caught early, before dirt and water have damaged the joint, a boot kit can be enough. Once the joint clicks or has lost its grease, replacing the complete axle is usually the better repair.

What should I replace along with the axle?

Use a new axle nut or bolt if the manufacturer specifies a single-use fastener, and a new seal at the transmission if it leaks. Tighten the axle nut to the specified torque with the car on the ground.

How do I make sure this axle shaft fits my car?

Compare the part numbers listed on this page with the number on your old part or in your vehicle's parts catalog, and check the fitment information. If you are unsure, contact us with your VIN before ordering.