Car parts and drivetrain components for Volvo V70 2.3 T AWD. Always check the fit before ordering.
Vibration during acceleration is often caused by wear in the propeller shaft, its centre bearing, or the inner CV joints. On AWD models, the prop shaft is a common culprit that can create imbalance throughout the entire drivetrain.
There are 7 different variants for this model. Select your car's make, model and engine on our website, and please check the length of your current shaft as well as the number of flange bolts to ensure an exact fit.
A clicking or knocking noise when turning is almost always caused by a worn outer CV joint. It is essential to replace it before it fails completely and leaves the car stranded.
A very common cause on the Volvo V70 is a cracked ABS ring. When the ring cracks due to rust underneath, the sensor cannot read wheel speed correctly, triggering the warning light.
If the shaft itself is undamaged and the splines are in good condition, you can easily replace just the CV joint. We supply both individual outer CV joints and complete drive shafts depending on your needs.
It requires the right tools and some mechanical experience, especially as the AWD system makes clearance tighter than on front-wheel-drive models. We recommend always checking that you have the correct parts to hand before starting the job.