KUIPERAUTO CV Axle Shaft Assembly 666264

For Nissan owners replacing a damaged front passenger-side axle, this KUIPERAUTO CV axle shaft assembly is listed for select Altima and Rogue configurations. Its job is to transfer power through the front axle while the CV joints allow movement as the wheels turn, so the key buying question is whether your vehicle matches the specific drivetrain, engine, and body-style notes below.

The assembly includes an axle nut and uses a bolt-on input connection with a splined output. Those details help narrow down the replacement, but they do not make it a universal fit for every Altima or Rogue.

Key points

This is the front-right axle, also called the passenger-side axle. The stated application covers the Altima 2007–2012 with a 2.5L four-cylinder gas engine and automatic CVT transaxle, plus the 2013 Altima 2.5L coupe. Rogue fitment is limited to front-wheel-drive models from 2008–2013, and Rogue Select models from 2014–2015 with front-wheel drive.

The listed replacement references are 39100JA010, 39100JG02C, NCV53912, 666264, and 66-6264. The maker describes neoprene rubber boots, stainless steel clamps, and CV joints designed for flexible rotation and steady power transfer. It suits you if you need this exact side and one of the stated applications. Not the best choice if your vehicle has an unlisted engine, transmission, body style, or drivetrain.

How to use it

This part is a replacement axle assembly, not a general repair accessory. Before ordering or starting a repair, match your vehicle’s year and configuration against the fitment notes, then compare the replacement references and connection details with the part being removed. Keep in mind that a 2013 Altima is listed only as a 2.5L coupe, while the 2007–2012 fitment specifies the automatic CVT transaxle. Those distinctions matter more than the model name alone.

The axle nut is included, which means it is part of the supplied assembly. The listing does not provide installation instructions or describe what additional tools or parts a repair may require, so plan the job around your vehicle’s service requirements rather than assuming the assembly is a complete repair kit.

Practical tips

Picture a front passenger-side axle being replaced on a front-wheel-drive Rogue: the side, drivetrain, and model year all need to line up, not just the Rogue badge. For an Altima, the engine and transmission notes are just as important. This is a more targeted choice than buying a broadly described axle based only on make and model, the tradeoff is that its application range is specific and should be matched carefully.

The listing says the boots are made from temperature-resistant neoprene and secured with stainless steel clamps, and describes corrosion and impact resistance. These are construction claims, not a stated service-life guarantee. If the old axle has a different connection style or the fitment details do not match, this assembly may not be the right replacement.

Before you decide

Which side does this axle fit? The front right, or passenger side.

Is the axle nut included? Yes, the product description says an axle nut is included.

Does it fit every Nissan Altima from 2007 to 2013? No. The listed years have configuration limits, including the CVT requirement for 2007–2012 and coupe-only fitment for the 2013 2.5L Altima.

Is it worth it?

This assembly makes sense when you have confirmed the passenger-side location and your Nissan matches one of the stated engine, transmission, body-style, and drivetrain combinations. Its included axle nut and listed replacement numbers offer useful details for identifying the part. If you cannot confirm those specifics—or need an axle for a different configuration—choose a replacement whose application explicitly matches your vehicle instead.