The 2001 Honda CR-V has a 2.0 L engine.
The part you need is called the propeller shaft. Here's a parts drawing of it:
It runs down the center of the CR-V, and connects to the transmission in the front and the rear differential in the back.
The same part is used on 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2001 CR-Vs.
New from a Honda dealer it's going to be over $1,000.
I checked NAPA online and they have them for about $500.
I found a bunch of listings on eBay for "new" propeller shafts starting about $150, but be careful, as one of the "new" listings mentions installing ujoints with zerk fittings, which to me means it was repaired, not new.
The part you need is called the propeller shaft. Here's a parts drawing of it:
It runs down the center of the CR-V, and connects to the transmission in the front and the rear differential in the back.
The same part is used on 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2001 CR-Vs.
New from a Honda dealer it's going to be over $1,000.
I checked NAPA online and they have them for about $500.
I found a bunch of listings on eBay for "new" propeller shafts starting about $150, but be careful, as one of the "new" listings mentions installing ujoints with zerk fittings, which to me means it was repaired, not new.