Volvo 960 2.0

The most common signs are body vibrations at certain speeds, a droning or humming noise from the centre of the car, or clicking sounds when starting off and coming to a stop. If the vibrations increase with speed, it often indicates unbalance or worn bearings in the propeller shaft.

No, there can be differences in length and mountings depending on the engine variant and gearbox. It is therefore vital to filter by your exact make, model and engine to find the correct prop shaft designed specifically for the 2.0-litre version.

The centre bearing supports and holds the propeller shaft in place beneath the middle of the vehicle. Over time, the rubber in the mounting bracket perishes and the bearing can begin to whine or vibrate. It is a common wear-and-tear component on rear-wheel-drive cars like the Volvo 960.

In some cases it is possible to replace only the universal joint, but on many shafts they are staked or permanently fitted. It is often more cost-effective and reliable to replace the entire prop shaft to ensure flawless dynamic balance and trouble-free operation.

Yes, when you select your car's make, model and engine and choose a part confirmed to fit, your order is backed by our fitment guarantee. This ensures the part is technically compatible with your vehicle.

We always dispatch orders as quickly as possible from our Swedish warehouse. For in-stock items for the Volvo 960 2.0, we ensure swift dispatch and dependable delivery across the EU to get your car back on the road without delay.