New Front Prop Drive Shaft Driveshaft 24" For 2001-2007 Dodge Dakota 4X4 65-9514
New Front Prop Drive Shaft Driveshaft 24" For 2001-2007 Dodge Dakota 4X4 65-9514
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Front Prop Drive Shaft for Dodge Dakota
This new front prop drive shaft, also called a driveshaft, transfers engine torque from the transfer case to the front axle on 2001-2007 Dodge Dakota 4X4 trucks, and it cross-references part number 65-9514.
Overview
The front prop drive shaft for Dodge Dakota is a direct-fit replacement component built to restore four-wheel-drive power delivery. This driveshaft for Dodge Dakota 4X4 models measures 24 inches and matches the 65-9514 reference, making it a practical choice for owners chasing vibrations, worn joints, or a failed original shaft. It suits DIY mechanics and shops servicing daily drivers and work trucks alike.
Built For Performance
- 24 inch overall length matched to the 2001-2007 Dodge Dakota 4X4 front position
- Balanced tube construction to help reduce driveline vibration at speed
- Cross-reference 65-9514 for straightforward parts lookup
- New assembly rather than a rebuilt core, so no exchange needed
- Built to handle the torque load of four-wheel-drive engagement
Fits These Machines
- for Dodge Dakota 4X4 2001
- for Dodge Dakota 4X4 2002
- for Dodge Dakota 4X4 2003
- for Dodge Dakota 4X4 2004
- for Dodge Dakota 4X4 2005
- for Dodge Dakota 4X4 2006
- for Dodge Dakota 4X4 2007
On-The-Job Use
- Restoring front axle drive on 4X4 trucks used for winter commuting
- Replacing a bent or vibration-prone shaft after off-road damage
- Routine driveline refresh during transfer case or differential service
- Keeping farm, ranch, and job site trucks pulling in four-wheel drive
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 65-9514 |
| Position | Front |
| Length | 24 inch |
| Drive Type | 4X4 |
| Condition | New |
Good To Know
Q: Will this driveshaft fit any Dakota? A: It is listed for 2001-2007 Dodge Dakota 4X4 models, and two-wheel-drive trucks use a different front setup, so check your drivetrain before ordering.
Q: Do I need new hardware with it? A: Reusing the existing bolts and straps is common, but inspect them for wear and replace any damaged fasteners during installation.
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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