Action Driveshafts

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Dandenong, Australia

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Driveshaft shop· Auto parts store

Action Driveshafts Reviews | Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Action Driveshafts is located in Dandenong, Australia on 38 Dingley Ave. Action Driveshafts is rated 4.8 out of 5 in the category driveshaft shop in Australia.

Address

38 Dingley Ave

Phone

+61 397920011

Service options

In-store pick-upIn-store shopping

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Noel W

Bought a fuel pump. Very helpful & polite. Good price. Thanks.

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Alan Dickson

Very good to deal with good quality parts At very good prices. Will definitely buy from this place when needed

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Franjo Lucic

Great service good price

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TArun ANAND

Cheap and best place to buy drive shafts in south east suburbs Owner is a nice and friendly guy

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Lez Brazil

Great range of parts for various makes and models, friendly staff and awesome prices. As a return customer would recommend to everyone

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Ron Webster

You can have your drive shaft repaired here or buy new shaft and cv's i have purchased rear hubs and full cv i am not upto date with their full range of part but it a good place to start

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ross flowerday

unusual set up price good service good product good been there their over 6years different cars of course

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Russell Booth

On Ebay I have bought 3 CV joints for my VY Commodore & 2 CV joints for my dads VX Commodore as well as a wheel bearing for my mums Corolla through them. I'm not a perfectionist or fussy to the point that I'm OCD but I noticed at least one of the CV joints was making a little bit of noise which was noticeable around car parks around supermarkets,etc particularly where there were speed humps but the noise seems to have went away after 2 - 3 years of ignoring it,so I crossed my fingers and the CV(s) basically "polished" or "machined" it or themselves in,a bit like running a new motor in ,in a car. It's also a bit like a diff I rebuilt in my VY Commodore a bit over 1 year ago, where the gears suffered a little bit of uneven wear due to the small pinion bearing which had lost its preload and had some bad pitting on the inner race which caused some gear noise,since I didn't have the facilities or money for re-lapping the gears or to buy a new set of gears,there was still some gear noise there at different speeds & loads due to the car being a manual (particularly noticeable when coasting) ,the slight amount of gear noise has always been tolerable but has diminished a fair bit in the past year (I have heard worse where a person would need ear muffs whilst driving),I set the backlash back up to what it was before I pulled the diff down then made sure the tooth contact pattern was good so I have done the best I can with that gear set. I am just letting the diff gears polish themselves in the same as the CV(s) did.