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Axial RC Axle/Transmission Exploded Assembly Diagram - AX31383, AXA1221 Parts

Exploded parts diagram of a shaft assembly with part numbers, partly covered by a real part

Exploded parts breakdown drawing of a steering/shaft assembly with part numbers AXA1221 and AX31383, overlaid with the physical part.

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This image shows a page from an assembly instruction manual (exploded-parts style line drawings) with an actual assembled component photographed lying on top of it. The printed diagram illustrates the assembly of a shaft/bearing/motor-mount area: a bearing labeled AXA1221 slides onto a stepped shaft, a button-head machine screw is shown installing into a component labeled AX31383 (with a quantity badge of 2), and a third partially visible callout ends in "A117." The physical part on the paper is a black plastic housing with a knurled collar, a visible ball bearing, and a black steel stub shaft with a machined step, groove, and threaded end — apparently the real-world counterpart of the shaft shown in the drawing. The part numbers use Axial Racing's AX/AXA prefix convention, indicating this is an instruction sheet for an Axial RC vehicle kit (such as an axle or transmission assembly step), not a full-size automotive document. No year, vehicle model, torque specs, fuse data, or wiring information is visible. A reader can learn which Axial part numbers (AX31383, AXA1221) are used at this assembly step and the orientation in which the bearing and screw install.

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Frequently asked questions

What part numbers are visible in this exploded diagram?
AX31383 (with a quantity indicator of 2), AXA1221 (shown as a bearing), and a partially visible number ending in 'A117'.
What is part AXA1221 in this diagram?
It is drawn as a bearing that slides onto a stepped shaft, shown with an arrow indicating installation direction.
How does the screw install relative to AX31383?
A button-head screw is shown with an upward arrow installing into the underside of the component labeled AX31383.
Is this a document for a full-size vehicle?
No vehicle year or model is shown; the page is an exploded assembly instruction sheet using AX/AXA-prefixed part numbers, with a small physical part assembly photographed on top of it.

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