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39100-4JA0A
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OE No. | 39100-4JA0A |
Condition | New |
Size | OEM Standard Size |
Brand Name | Aimiky |
Warranty | 12 Months |
Place of Origin | Zhejiang,China |
Quality | 100% Testing |
Certification | ISO9001 |
Delivery Time | 7-60days |
Single Package Size | 80X15X15cm |
Single Gross Weight | 8kg |
Supply Ability | 1000 Pieces per Week |
Who are we?
We are Wenzhou Ideer Auto Parts. Our company focus on Japnese, korea, Russian and Chinese 4x4 pick up trucks auto parts. Such as Hilux, Navara, Mitsubishi Triton (L200), Ford Ranger, Mazda BT50, Isuzu D-MAX, Kia Bongo Frontier K2700/K3000 Lada, UAZ, GAZ, Hino 300, 500, Isuzu NPR, Mitsubishi Canter Fuso and so on.
Do you have minimum order quantity(MOQ)requirement?
Yes, we have. Different products have different MOQ requirements. For first time order,the MOQ is flexible. We can Negotiate. If we have in stock, any quantity can be done.
What is your delivery lead time?
As usual 30-40days, if the products have in stock once we get the payment can be sent in 5-10 days. For products that need to make molds, the delivery time is generally 60-80 days.
How do you ensure product quality?
As usual we ensure 1 year guarantee for all products since the date of receipt of the order by the customer. We focus on suppling high quality products. If by chance there is a quality problem, we will issue new products for the next order. Of course, you need to provide clear photos and videos of the products that are experiencing quality problems.
How to pay?
Usually, our payment method is 30% deposit, 70% before shipment At the beginning of cooperation. You can use Credit/debit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, T/T, Paypal. If we are cooperation well,we can negotiate another payment terms for the future business.
The Front Drive Shaft OE 39100-4JA0A is a drivetrain component designed for compatible Nissan Navara NP300 (D23/D23T) applications. The drive shaft transfers rotational power from the front differential to the wheel hub, allowing engine torque to reach the front wheels. The CV joints at the ends of the shaft accommodate suspension movement and steering angles while maintaining smooth power transmission. Public parts listings identify 39100-4JA0A as a front drive shaft for Nissan Navara NP300 D23/D23T applications, with listings covering both front-left and front-right positions.
Core Advantages
1. Specifically associated with the Nissan Navara NP300 D23/D23T, making it suitable for targeted Nissan aftermarket distribution.
2. The drive shaft provides a direct mechanical connection between the front differential and wheel hub, transferring torque efficiently to the driven wheels.
3. Manufactured from high-strength automotive materials to withstand repeated torque, vibration and operating loads encountered in pickup-truck applications.
Application Scenarios
Nissan Navara NP300 drive-shaft replacement
Front axle repair
CV-joint replacement
4WD drivetrain maintenance
Pickup truck repair
Front drivetrain overhaul
Fleet vehicle maintenance
Off-road vehicle maintenance
Used-vehicle restoration
Automotive repair workshops
Aftermarket spare-parts distribution
International wholesale supply
Usage & Installation Guide
Professional installation by a qualified automotive technician is recommended.
Step 1 – Verify Compatibility
Before installation, confirm:
OE number: 39100-4JA0A
Vehicle: Nissan Navara NP300
Chassis: D23 / D23T
Step 2 – Inspect the Original Drive System
Check:
Front differential
Wheel hub
CV joints
Axle seals
Wheel bearings
Suspension components
Drive-shaft mounting points
Differential-side connection
Step 3 – Remove the Original Drive Shaft
Safely raise and support the vehicle. Remove the wheel and disconnect the applicable suspension and axle components according to the vehicle service procedure.
Step 4 – Compare the Replacement Shaft
Before installation, compare:
Overall length
Shaft diameter
Spline count
CV-joint dimensions
Mounting points
Left/right configuration
Differential connection
Step 5 – Install the Replacement Shaft
Install the replacement drive shaft into the front differential and wheel hub assembly. Ensure that all splines and retaining components are correctly seated.
Step 6 – Secure All Fasteners
Tighten axle nuts, mounting bolts and related fasteners according to the applicable Nissan service specifications.
Step 7 – Check CV Joints and Boots
Confirm that the CV boots are correctly positioned and that there is no grease leakage or interference with surrounding components.
Step 8 – Check Wheel and Suspension Movement
Turn the steering through its operating range and inspect the shaft for abnormal contact or interference.
Step 9 – Road Test
Perform a controlled road test and check for:
Vibration
Clicking sounds
Abnormal knocking
Smooth power delivery
Steering-related noise
Grease leakage
Important: Drive-shaft fitment can differ according to model year, drivetrain configuration and left/right position. Always verify the OE number, vehicle configuration, shaft dimensions and spline specifications before installation.
After-Sales Service & Warranty
12-Month Warranty
We provide a 12-month warranty against verified manufacturing-related quality issues under normal operating conditions and professional installation.
Pre-Shipment Inspection
Before shipment, products can be inspected for:
OE number
Overall dimensions
Shaft length
Spline configuration
CV-joint condition
Boot condition
Grease sealing
Product appearance
Packaging integrity
Fitment Verification
To reduce incorrect orders, customers are encouraged to provide:
Nissan Navara model
Chassis code
Model year
Engine
4WD configuration
Left/right position
OE number
Original drive-shaft photos
Shaft length
Spline count
Our technical team can assist with product matching before shipment.
Technical Support
We provide assistance with:
Drive-shaft identification
OE number verification
Left/right fitment
Spline verification
Installation questions
CV-joint troubleshooting
After-sales technical support
Global Wholesale Service
We support international:
Nissan parts wholesalers
Navara parts distributors
4WD parts suppliers
Drive-shaft specialists
Automotive repair workshops
Fleet maintenance companies
Automotive importers
Services include:
Bulk orders
Mixed orders
Export packaging
Pre-shipment inspection
Product matching
International shipping coordination
Warranty Claim Support
If a verified manufacturing-related quality issue occurs during the warranty period, customers can provide product photos, videos, installation information and vehicle details for assessment and further resolution.
Wenzhou Ideer Established in 2013, which is a professional manufacturer and exporter that is concerned with the design, development and production of auto parts. We are located in Wenzhou, with convenient transportation access. All of our products comply with international quality standards and are greatly appreciated in a variety of different markets throughout the world. We fucos on Japanese car model 4x4 and 4x2 transmission system spare parts. Such as Differential assembly, cronw wheel pinion, Gears, differential actuator, manual transmission, gearbox shaft, synchronizer, synchronizer rings,shift lever, transfer case, chains, transfer case actuator and so on. The car model is including Toyota Hilux, Landcruiser, Prado, Hiace, Nissan Navara, Nissan xtrail ,Isuzu D-MAX, Changan, JAC, Geely, Chery, Wuling,Great Wall, Lada, UAZ, GAZ and so on. Besides, we have received ISO9001 and CE.
If you are interested in any of our products or would like to discuss a customorder, please feel free to contact us. We are looking forward to forming successful business relationships with new clients around the world in the near future.
1. Strong Sourcing Capacity:It covers parts for multiple car brands, with efficient parts allocation, solving the limitations of supply from a single factory;
2. Low MOQ & Sample Available:Lowering the barriers to cooperation allows customers to easily verify product quality;
3. Fast Delivery:Improve inventory management, respond quickly after an order is placed, and shorten the delivery cycle;
4 .Custom Development:A professional team supports new product customization to meet special needs;
5 .Reliable After-sales Support:We provide after-sales guidance in both text and video format, and offer rapid response to quality issues.
At the heart of our company is a team of seasoned automotive engineers, technical specialists, and dedicated customer service professionals. We understand that in the auto parts industry, technical precision and reliable support are just as important as the products themselves. Our team brings decades of collective experience to the table, providing expert guidance on product selection, technical specifications, and logistics. From the moment you inquire to the final delivery, our experts are committed to providing a seamless, efficient, and professional experience that ensures your business stays ahead of the curve.
Exhibitions and Customers
Our commitment to excellence has taken us to the most prestigious automotive exhibitions around the world, such as Automechanika. Through years of active participation in these global stages, we have successfully built a vast and loyal network of partners, particularly within the dynamic Latin American market. These face-to-face interactions have allowed us to gain a profound understanding of the unique vehicle demographics and market demands of the region. Today, we are proud to be a trusted supplier for countless wholesalers and distributors across Latin America, providing tailored solutions that meet the specific needs of their local customers.
Customer reviews
The true measure of our success lies in the satisfaction of our partners. We are consistently praised by wholesalers and professional mechanics across Latin America and the globe for the uncompromising quality of our parts. Our customers frequently highlight the exceptional durability of our products, the precision of our fitment, and the reliability of our professional service team. For many of our long-term clients, we are not just a supplier, but a cornerstone of their business growth, providing the mechanical integrity that keeps their customers on the road and their reputation strong.
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