Not likely. A broken Camshaft would cause a car to not run at all, unless maybe it had 2 camshafts, then it might barely run and run loudly then quit. The most common reason for an engine to run roughly is neglect; too little maintenance or tune-ups, broken hoses, wires or sensors, dirty air filter or dirty fuel. .. lets not forget .. an engine jumping time.. if it will still run it would run rather rough
The bearing at the wheel end of the shaft is probably crackede or broken. Replace it.
Many things could cause this condition. Here's a small list of some common things:A broken axle shaft/ drive shaftA stretched/ broken shift cableDamaged shift linkage/ shifter assemblyInternal damage to the transmission, i.e. a broken parking pawl (usually caused by and outside force like improper towing)
The mine shaft was over 500 feet deep. The shaft of the wagon was broken.
Most likely a broken balance shaft belt
A broken driveshaft can be caused by several thing the spline can be stripped or worn out where shaft goes into transmission. You can break a driveshaft by being overloaded and starting to abruptly. This especially happens in overloaded trucks on a hill the pinion shaft can break through overload or to much torque such as drag racing the welds on ends of shaft can crack.
The deltoid tuberosity is the rough elevation on the lateral surface of the shaft of the humerus. It's the site of deltoid attachment.
Something is or has come apart. This could be anything from a broken bearing, gear teeth hardening flaking off or tooth broken off all together, a shaft excessively worn. Anything steel, which the inside is entirely made up of.
drive shaft could be out of balance or tires could be out of round
your car will not be able to move sees the shaft is broke.
A failed cv shaft or a broken motor mount are most likely.
The drive shaft falls into the street. Before that the car shakes.
remove head pull shaft out