Applies to
DB11 (2016-2023).
Variants: V8.
VIN applicability: All DB11 V8 vehicles stated in the source document.
Years beside model names identify production generations, not confirmed affected years. For a specific car, confirm the VIN with Aston Martin or an authorised specialist. Do not assume every vehicle in the model family is affected.
Issue and owner context
Aston Martin documents a loud click when changing between Drive and Reverse or initially accelerating, caused by movement between the driveshaft and hub-bearing mating surfaces.
Reported symptoms
- Click shifting Drive to Reverse
- Click shifting Reverse to Drive
- Click when initially accelerating
Documented cause
Movement between the driveshaft and hub-bearing mating surfaces.
Aston Martin's repair
Aston Martin applies anti-fret paste to the driveshaft surface, refits the hub-bearing assembly, and torques the driveshaft nut and washer to the specified workshop procedure.
Factory labour time: 0.8 hours. Confirm all diagnostic, parts, and dealer charges separately.
| Part or tool | Description | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
JY53-M4G49-AA | Anti-fret paste | — |
8D33-2C564-AA | M12 x 80 bolt | 4 |
Factory document
Factory document
SB-05-1006
DB11 V8 Driveshaft Click
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Sources and evidence
Confirmed factory information
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- Aston Martin: SB-05-1006, DB11 V8 Driveshaft Click.
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