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Shop Jeep Grand Cherokee Replacement Axle
Replacing a Jeep Grand Cherokee axle becomes necessary when the original axle has become either worn or damaged. The axle is what provides power from the transmission to the front wheels. The axle has two CV (Constant Velocity) joints, enabling it to flex when turning and negotiating rough roads. A malfunctioning axle can usually be attributed to faulty CV joints and will most likely be indicated by a clicking, popping or grinding sound when turning. In this scenario, you must replace the Jeep Grand Cherokee axle in order to fix the problem. While an axle replacement may be affected by a backyard mechanic with some technical expertise, this is a challenging operation and may be best left to the professionals. When replacing one axle, it's a good idea to do both, especially if general wear and tear is the cause of the problem rather than damage from an isolated incident. Good quality replacement parts should strictly be utilized and these are available in both new and remanufactured versions. Although your Grand Cherokee may go a lifetime without requiring axle replacement, it may also require this service sooner than you might expect, especially if you are in the habit of taking your SUV off-road. The good news is that replacement axles can be surprisingly affordable.
We stock these Axle brands for the Jeep Grand Cherokee: TRQDormanAPICrown AutomotiveRichmond Gear
Axles available for the following Jeep Grand Cherokee years: 2020, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996, 1995, 1994, 1993, 20, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 09, 08, 07, 06, 05, 04, 03, 02, 01, 00, 99, 98, 97, 96, 95, 94, 93. This part is also sometimes called Jeep Grand Cherokee Drive Axles. We stock axle parts for most Jeep models including Liberty, Wrangler, Patriot, Cherokee, Compass, Commander, CJ7, Renegade, TJ, CJ5, Comanche, Wagoneer, Grand Wagoneer and Scrambler.
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Axle and Wheel Hub Assembly Kit
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1999-2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee | 4WD |
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2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee | 4WD |


Axle and Wheel Hub Assembly Kit
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1999-2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee | 4WD |


Axle Shaft
- Replaces the original equipment
- Includes critical installation hardware and components needed
- Designed to rigorous standards and tested to ensure performance
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2002, 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee |


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1996-1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee |


Vehicle | Sub Model | Engine |
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2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee | AWD | 4.7L V8 |


CV Axle Assembly
Vehicle | Sub Model | Engine |
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2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee | AWD | 3.7L V6 |


CV Axle Assembly
Vehicle | Sub Model | Engine |
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1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee | 4WD | 4.7L V8 |


- Axle Shaft
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2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee |


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2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee |


Axle Shaft
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1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee |
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Research on Axle for Jeep Grand Cherokee
When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, little did they know that they were waking a sleeping giant, and this giant would go on to unleash the Jeep upon the world. The extremely no-frills, purely functional vehicle would dominate the roads of Europe for some time, and its durability and adaptability to hard roads and rough weather stayed in the minds of the G.I.'s who drove and rode in them. No one can pinpoint the source of the name, "Jeep," but the most widely accepted version is that it is a slurred version of the term G.P., for General Purpose vehicle. The four-wheel drive and off-road capability of the Jeep have led some experts to call it the oldest model of sport utility vehicle ever mass-produced. Before you laugh, consider the wide base of the jeep and the many automakers who have copied it and modified its design since the 1940's, as well as the many owners of the license to the model. Chrysler owned the model when the first Jeep Grand Cherokees came out in to 1992, and Fiat Chrysler owns the model now. The axles of the Grand are good, sturdy parts, though they may not win many prizes, and even an old 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee front axle should be able to continue doing its job for the remaining lifespan of the car. The parts for the Grand are still in production and the age of the oldest makes is not too ancient, so you can expect to find parts like rear axles, front axles, and their close cousins the CV joints, all available at a reasonable price.
A Unique Device for Grand Cherokees
When you ride a Grand Cherokee, you are riding on a rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive, and if your riding a model from the second generation of the Grand, from 1999, then you are riding a drive train innovation called the Quadra-Drive. This was a gear case that transferred torque between the front and rear axles at need. These parts were all seriously heavy and required a working garage with lifts if you wanted to adjust or replace them. The CV axle shafts that connected the Quadra to the wheels are not so much of a project. They can be installed with much less involvement. How much does it cost to replace a front axle? The factors that can boost your price up are the age of the vehicle, and the extent of the replacement. Did you take damage on the Quadra gear case? Do you just need to replace one of the rear CV axle shafts, or do you need to install all four of them? Let's start with a simple single replacement on a newer version of the Jeep, the 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee CV axle replacement.
A Good Price for a Complex Part
When you decided you need a new part to get rid of that Jeep front differential noise, you will probably be buying a CV axle shaft. While you might think that such a part would be bulky and expensive, this is not the case. A CV shaft for the Grand will be something you can handle and install fairly easily. You can expect to pay about $64 to $122 for a new CV axle shaft for a Grand Cherokee, and you can expect the price to go up to about $76 to $198 for a pair. There are very few places that will sell you four CV axles, and you can probably get the best deals on a complete pack online, at a good dealer like PartsGeek.com. Remember that if the damage to your CV axles is severe, you may need to take a long look at your entire power train. If the Quadra case is damaged, then you have probably undergone a high impact event, because the Quadra is well protected in its housing. Think carefully before replacing a Quadra, because the force needed to damage this part is also enough to total a big strong Jeep.
An Old Controversy Touches on Axle Replacements
While Jeep axles have proven to be good parts, durable and well designed, Fiat Chrysler has been exposed as doing an extremely poor job of managing its fuel tank positioning near the rear axles of several Jeep models produced over the last few decades. This is only mentioned here because the fuel tank issue consistently deals with the way that the tanks were placed in relation to the rear axles on these vehicles. You should know that there is a strong probability that any online search for replacement axles for a Jeep, or for something like "jeep wj front axle swap," will probably also bring up the fuel tank problem. While the poor placement of these fuel tanks in several years of Jeep production ended up costing lives and resulted in Enforcement Action 38-15 by the NHTSA, the axles of the make and model were not the issue, and they performed well in all tests and examinations. You can investigate the situation yourself at these websites:
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/acms/cs/jaxrs/download/doc/ucm439144/inrm-ea12005-2111.pdf
http://www.nhtsa.gov/About+NHTSA/Press+Releases/2015/nhtsa-fiat-chrysler-enforcement-action-07262015
Jeep cvs joint the jeep turns so much better. No more hearing the noise while taking turns - Meridith patten /map1213
Jeep cvs joint. The jeep runs so much smoother now that we put the new parts in. - Meridith patten/ map1213
Purchased and received in 3 days!! Excellent quality and a perfect fit. Thank you again! - matt
Was very satisfied with quickness of shipping and was happy it was the right part. - Rear Left Dorman 630-309
No problems, great product, great price, perfect fit. But warning: the one for the front RIGHT side is two inches longer than the O.E.M. original on the 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. Mechanic had to replace original & I paid the labor! - EXCELLENT ITEM--PERFECT FIT
have had no problems and fast shipping ! - pat