Car parts and drivetrain components for Volkswagen Bora.
A worn outer CV joint typically produces a clicking or knocking noise on full steering lock while driving. A failing inner CV joint tends to cause noticeable vibrations through the car, especially under acceleration, but is usually quiet when cornering.
No, drive shafts usually differ between manual and automatic gearboxes in both length and mounting flange fitment. Always select your car's exact make, model and engine variant in our vehicle selector to find the correct version.
It is very common for the ABS ring on the drive shaft to have cracked or corroded away. This causes the wheel speed sensor to read incorrect signals, illuminating the warning light. We supply replacement ABS rings that can be installed separately.
No, only models equipped with 4Motion four-wheel drive feature a propeller shaft. Standard front-wheel-drive models do not use this component.
It requires appropriate tools and mechanical experience, but it is well within the capability of a confident DIY mechanic. The most crucial steps are thorough cleaning and ensuring the correct quantity of supplied grease is applied.
If the boot is torn, grease leaks out and road dirt penetrates the joint. This rapidly accelerates wear inside the CV joint, leading to noises and eventual mechanical failure. Replacing the CV boot promptly saves you the cost of a complete joint replacement.
We currently offer 55 different drive shafts for the Volkswagen Bora to cover all engine variants and driveline setups.