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Omix-ADA Dana 35 ZJ Driver Side Rear Axle Shaft ABS – 16530.58

Omix-Ada

  • Dana 35 rear axle shaft, driver side, 30.62 inch, 27 splines
  • For ABS rear disc brake models
  • Fits 1995–1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ)
  • Omix-ADA part number 16530.58

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Description

Overview

The Omix-ADA 16530.58 is a Dana 35 driver-side rear axle shaft, 30.62 inch long with 27 splines, for 1995–1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ) models with ABS rear disc brakes.

The 16530.58 is a driver side Dana 35 rear axle shaft for ZJ owners with ABS rear disc brakes. It is a longer shaft for replacing a failed rear axle shaft, and it is a direct OE replacement with a limited five-year warranty.

The Grand Cherokee ZJ used a Dana 35 rear axle, and cars with ABS and rear disc brakes use a different shaft from the drum brake models, which is why this one carries the ABS note. At 30.62 inch long with 27 splines, the shaft is intended for the driver side. A wider note: the 1995 to 1998 span is narrower than the passenger side listing, so check your build date. Omix-ADA gives no material or strength information.

Key features

  • Dana 35 rear axle shaft
  • Driver side per title
  • 30.62 inch long
  • 27 splines
  • For ABS rear disc brake models
  • Direct OE replacement per Omix-ADA

Length and brake setup

A rear axle shaft for a Grand Cherokee with ABS rear disc brakes has to match the brake setup as well as the axle. The ABS sensor and tone ring sit near the axle end, so those parts should be checked when the shaft is replaced. A shaft that fits a drum brake axle may not suit the ABS disc setup, which is why the brake type matters when choosing a replacement.

Before fitting, compare the old shaft’s length and spline count with the new part, and inspect the axle bearing and seal, which are often replaced in the same job. Look for damage to the flange and the hub face, and clean them before assembly so the new shaft seats flat. Recheck the wheel bolts and hub nuts after the first drive.

  • Check the ABS sensor and tone ring
  • Compare length and spline count before fitting
  • Inspect the axle bearing and seal
  • Recheck hub fasteners after the first drive

Specifications

Brand Omix-Ada
Part number 16530.58
UPC 804314031701
Part type Rear axle shaft
Axle Dana 35
Axle location Rear
Side Driver (per title)
Length 30.62 inch
Spline count 27 splines
Brakes ABS rear disc brakes

Vehicle fitment

It fits the 1995–1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ).

Only 1995–1998 Grand Cherokee (ZJ) models are covered here. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Check the rear brake setup, since the shaft is for ABS rear disc brake models, and compare its length with the old shaft.

SKU: OAI16530.58 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 19.00 lbs
Package dimensions 31.00 × 8.00 × 8.00 in
brands

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ)1995–19985.9 Limited, Laredo, Limited, Orvis, SE, TSi

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Questions & Answers

What Jeep does the Omix-ADA 16530.58 fit?

The 1995–1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ) with ABS rear disc brakes, on the Dana 35 rear axle, in the driver side position.

How long is the 16530.58?

It is 30.62 inch long and has 27 splines, so compare it with the shaft you remove before installing to confirm the length matches.

Does the 16530.58 fit non-ABS models?

It is made for ABS rear disc brakes, so a ZJ without that rear brake setup may not match this shaft. Confirm your rear brake setup before choosing it.

Is the 16530.58 a driver side shaft?

The title says driver side, but its position fields conflict, so compare lengths against your old shaft before installing it.

Do I need to change the axle bearing when I replace the shaft?

Inspect it first. A bearing that is rough, noisy or loose should be replaced while the shaft is out. If the bearing is sound, cleaning and repacking it may be enough, and the decision depends on its condition.