Front Right Passenger Side CV Axle Shaft Assembly for 2001-2012 Ford Escape, 2001-2009 Mazda Tribute & 2005-2011 Mercury Mariner
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Front Right (Passenger Side) CV Axle Shaft Assembly for Ford Escape, Mazda Tribute & Mercury Mariner
A complete direct-replacement front right CV axle shaft assembly for the shared Escape, Tribute and Mariner platform. The shaft and CV joints arrive pre-assembled, so a clicking, vibrating or torn-boot axle can be replaced in one step. Manufactured to OE specifications under ISO quality standards and factory tested for reliability, durability and performance.
Fitment
- Ford Escape 2001-2012
- Mazda Tribute 2001-2009
- Mercury Mariner 2005-2011
- Position: Front axle, right / passenger side
- Quantity: 1 piece
- Not for: left / driver side or rear applications
Confirm your year, model, engine and drivetrain by VIN, or match the reference number below, before ordering.
Reference number
- 662086 / 66-2086
Specifications
- Type: Complete CV axle shaft assembly, front right
- Build standard: Manufactured to OE specifications under ISO quality standards
- Testing: Factory tested for reliability, durability and performance
Installation notes
- Installation should be carried out by a qualified technician.
- Torque the axle nut and suspension fasteners to the vehicle's factory specifications.
- Check fluid levels after installation, then test drive in a safe area.
FAQ
Which side does this fit? The front right, passenger side, sold as a single axle.
Why are three different vehicles listed? The Escape, Tribute and Mariner share the same platform and front axle design across the years listed.
Is the assembly complete? Yes, the shaft and CV joints come pre-assembled and ready to install.
How do I confirm fitment? Check your year, engine and drivetrain by VIN, and cross-reference 66-2086 against your existing axle.
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