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Front 26.25" Prop Drive Shaft Driveshaft For Dodge Dakota Durango 4x4 2001-2004

Front 26.25" Prop Drive Shaft Driveshaft For Dodge Dakota Durango 4x4 2001-2004

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Front Prop Drive Shaft for Dodge Dakota Durango 4x4

This front drive shaft, also known as a front prop shaft or driveshaft, is a 26.25 inch replacement assembly that transfers torque from the transfer case to the front axle on 4x4 Dodge Dakota and Durango trucks.

Overview

This front drive shaft for Dodge Dakota and Durango is a complete replacement unit built to restore front axle power delivery on four-wheel drive models. The driveshaft handles the torque load from the transfer case and keeps your 4x4 system engaged when traction matters most. It fits trucks from 2001 through 2004 and works well for both DIY repairs and shop installations.

Built For Performance

  • Measures 26.25 inches for correct driveline geometry
  • Steel tube construction for reliable torque transfer
  • Balanced assembly to help minimize driveline vibration
  • Welded yokes and flanges for a solid connection
  • Direct replacement fit for supported Dakota and Durango 4x4 models

Fits These Machines

  • for Dodge Dakota 4x4 (2001-2004)
  • for Dodge Durango 4x4 (2001-2004)

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a bent or vibration-prone front driveshaft on 4x4 trucks
  • Restoring front axle power on four-wheel drive Dakota and Durango platforms
  • Driveline repair after off-road damage or U-joint failure
  • Routine maintenance on high-mileage 4x4 drivetrains

Specs At A Glance

Position Front
Length 26.25 in
Type Prop shaft / driveshaft assembly
Vehicle Fitment Dodge Dakota, Dodge Durango
Drive Type 4x4
Year Range 2001-2004

Good To Know

Q: How do I confirm this driveshaft fits my Dakota or Durango? A: Verify that your truck is a 4x4 model from 2001 to 2004 and measure your existing front shaft to confirm the 26.25 inch length matches.

Q: What causes a front driveshaft to fail? A: Worn U-joints, unbalanced shafts from impact damage, and corrosion are the usual causes of vibration, clunking, or driveline noise.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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