2021 Honda CR-V Drivetrain Parts

This table covers the seals where an axle shaft exits the housing. Typical signs include a wet housing, a drip after sitting, or fluid flung off a rotating shaft. Fix the surface the seal rides on. A new seal on a grooved shaft will leak again. Read more

2 Axle Shaft Seal parts for the 2021 Honda CR-V come from TIMKEN. 1 part fits every engine; the other 1 is engine-specific.

This group includes TIMKEN SL260469 and TIMKEN SL260474.

This table covers the complete CV axle shafts from differential (or hub) to wheel. Typical signs include a click in tight turns, grease flung around the wheel well, or a vibration that builds with speed. A torn boot caught early is a boot kit; caught late it is the whole axle. Torque the axle nut to the method in the notes. Read more

31 CV Axle parts for the 2021 Honda CR-V come from 6 brands — GSP, TRAKMOTIVE, TOP NOTCH and 3 other brands. The "Popular" part is TOP NOTCH TN50195XD. Grades run from Heavy Duty through Standard Replacement; Standard Replacement is the most populated section, led by GSP, TRAKMOTIVE, APWI and 2 other brands.

This table covers the CV Axle Support bearings. Typical signs include a growl that rises with speed, or play in the shaft or hub. Set preload the way the notes specify. A dry or crushed bearing fails quickly. Read more

One part is listed for the 2021 Honda CR-V — BECK/ARNLEY 0514288.

This table covers the CV Intermediate shafts. Read more

3 CV Intermediate Shaft parts are listed for the 2021 Honda CR-V, from GSP, TOP NOTCH and TRAKMOTIVE.

Listed part numbers: GSP NEX36003, TOP NOTCH TN50302IS and TRAKMOTIVE HO3537.

This table covers the constant-velocity joints at each end of a drive axle. Read more

3 CV Joint parts for the 2021 Honda CR-V come from ACKOJA.

Part numbers include ACKOJA A269885, ACKOJA A269891 and ACKOJA A269899.

This table covers the boots that keep grease in a CV joint. Typical signs include a split boot, grease flung around the joint, or a click once grit is inside. A boot caught early is a kit. Once the joint has clicked, the joint itself is usually worn. Read more

This group shows a single part: ACKOJA A269709.

This table covers the Differential Oil temperature sensors. Typical signs include hard cold starts, a fan that never comes on, or a gauge that disagrees with the scan tool. A sensor that reads open or shorted is usually the part; an implausible-but-smooth reading can be wiring. Read more

This group shows a single part: BECK/ARNLEY 1581807.