Car parts and drivetrain components for Volkswagen Bora 1.9 TDI 4MOTION. Always check the fit before ordering.
No, the drive shafts on a 4MOTION model are unique in their design, especially at the rear where a front-wheel-drive car has none at all. Even the front shafts can differ in length and mounting due to the bevel box.
The most common symptoms are vibrations through the chassis during acceleration, often noticeable at speeds between 70 and 100 km/h. Unlike outer joints, clicking noises when turning are rarely heard.
The propeller shaft itself is virtually maintenance-free, but you should regularly inspect the condition of the centre bearing and rubber coupling discs (guibo joints). Cracks in the rubber or noise from the bearing indicate that replacement is necessary.
A split CV boot allows the protective grease to be thrown out while dirt, water and road salt penetrate the CV joint. This causes extremely rapid wear and can lead to complete failure of the CV joint within just a few kilometres.
Yes, absolutely. The Haldex system in your Bora 4MOTION uses signals from the ABS sensors to determine how to distribute power. An erroneous signal from a cracked ABS ring can cause the all-wheel drive to behave erratically or disengage completely.
Yes, when you select parts by your Volkswagen Bora 1.9 TDI 4MOTION model and engine specifications, your purchase is covered by our fitment guarantee. It is our promise to you that you will receive the correct part straight away.