Mitsubishi

Catalog of MITSUBISHI cardan driveshafts for professional maintenance

In this specialized section you will find a technical selection of MITSUBISHI cardan driveshafts, designed to restore the operability of the transmission system in brand vehicles. These components are essential to ensure efficient, vibration-free torque transfer from the gearbox to the drive axles, guaranteeing optimal performance of the industrial or commercial vehicle.

Our offering is aimed at mechanical workshops, fleet managers and owners looking for direct replacement spare parts. By choosing parts with precise technical specifications, installation is easier and the service life of the driveline is extended, avoiding recurring failures caused by play or imbalances in the driveshaft.

Criteria to identify the right replacement part

• OEM reference: Check the original part number engraved on the tube or label of the old cardan to ensure full compatibility.
• Component length: Measure the compressed length (center to center of the universal joint or flange to flange) to confirm it fits the chassis.
• Flange and mounting type: Check the diameter of the coupling flanges and the number of holes for the fixing bolts.
• Vehicle model and year: Make sure the driveshaft matches the specific Mitsubishi version (for example, Canter, Fuso or light-duty models).
• Section configuration: Identify whether you need a single-piece driveshaft or a multi-piece shaft with a center support.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if the driveshaft is compatible with my Mitsubishi model?

The safest way to guarantee compatibility is to use the original (OEM) reference of the replaced part. You can also filter by the exact model, year of manufacture and engine type of your industrial or commercial vehicle in our catalog.

What symptoms indicate that I should replace the cardan?

The most common signs include strong vibrations that increase with speed, metallic “clack” noises when shifting gears or pulling away, and visible wear on the universal joints or on the center support of the driveshaft.

Do the driveshafts come factory-balanced?

Yes, driveshafts are supplied dynamically balanced to prevent parasitic vibrations once installed. This is crucial to protect other transmission components, such as the differential or the gearbox output.

Is it necessary to replace the bolts when changing the transmission?

This is a highly recommended practice in professional mechanics. The flange bolts withstand high torsional loads and may have been stretched. Using new fasteners and applying the correct tightening torque ensures a secure, long-lasting joint.