• The driveshaft, a long tube of steel that is linked to a car’s transmission on one end and the wheels at the other. It transfers the mechanical power of the transmission to other parts of the vehicle.
•  The U-joint, a flexible pivot point that gives power to the driveshaft.
• CV joints that are part of the driveshaft and can bend in any direction while turning the drive wheels at a constant velocity.
• The differential, where the power makes its last stop before spinning the wheels.
• The axle shaft, which delivers power from the final drive assembly to the drive wheels.

Some signs that your vehicle may need a drive train repair include:

Driveshafts are made to prevent vibrations, so if you feel any vibrations while you’re driving, your vehicle probably needs a drive train service.

Clunking, scraping, or rattling sounds.

If you hear strange noises, there is likely an issue with your vehicle’s U-joint and indicates a rotation problem.

Your transmission fluid starts leaking.

If you do not address the issues with your drive train right away, your vehicle’s transmission will pay the price and you will probably notice leaking of transmission fluid.

The longer you wait to get a drive train service, the more damage will be done to your vehicle. If you are in Arlington, Grand Prairie, Mansfield, Forest Hill, Kennedale, don’t wait to bring your car to Danny’s Auto Services in Arlington. Our expertly trained and ASE certified technicians can take care of your vehicle. In addition to drive train service, we also specialize in scheduled maintenance, and transmission repair