what Monroe rear shocks do i use for 2006 Toyota tundra limited
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Go to www.monroe.com and input your vehicle to find out. Different for 4WD vs. 2WD.
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Per Monroe's website the 71377 is a universal front shock. If I remember correctly Amazon is not selling in pairs........so you'll need to order 2.
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Yes it is a rear shock why don't you ask AMAZON why they don't put either front or rear shocks. If you look at all Monroe shocks on amazon it dosent say front or rear. On all off them. All it is sell sell sell
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I put them on a 2004 Buick lesabre which had factory gm air shocks on the rear with a built in air compressor on the right rear to keep the level if your cadilac a compressor unhook it the air shocks will go higher when you use the lines the come with the shocks qand drill a hole in the trunk for the tee .
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No, front and rear shocks are different go to this web site for application and part numbers http://www.monroe.com/en-US/
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They have on my 2008 Toyota Tundra. After installing the helper springs, I noticed a slight bend in the factory springs. This corresponded to a slight lift in the overall rear of the truck bed.
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I would check the part number on Monroes website ( Monroe.com ) or maybe rockauto.com
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I'm not sure it depends on your particlular application. I go to rockauto.com to see whats out there for what I need and then shop for prices when I have the right part number. These shocks are generally for the rear. Hope this helps some.
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First four answers are incorrect. These are definitely for the FRONT. You can tell by the top - it's threaded to insert into the upper arm. The rear shock has a hole mount on top and bottom as Roy points out below. Bilstein makes a 5100 for the rear as well. I recently put them all around on my 2007 Tacoma. Rear is easy, front requires a spring compressor or if you have a local shop that will install customer provided parts the price should be around $125
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Just buy the Monroe all in one strut you can do it in about 30min each back are plain shocks mine ride better
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The front takes the same shock on both sides. It is the rear that takes different shocks for each side. If you read my review on changing out this product, I should have listed which ones are the front. Otherwise, if Amazon's info does not provide your answer, just go to Monroe like I did. Took me a whole 5 minutes to find the answer.
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I'm assuming you want the shocks for the front because you said you're putting the plow on this is what I did in the past go to o'reilly's website look up shocks for your vehicle click on the cheap Monroes there they will tell you how long there and the bolt hole size and then from there you can start looking for other vehicles that have the same style that you can buy air shocks for for instance we have a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee they don't make your shocks for that so I found out 2000 Dodge Ram 3 quarter ton 4 by 4 has the same fittings I was able to buy those and they work awesomethe shop that you were referring to I believe fit on the older chevy tell 1987 . I believe the front shocks on a Chevy of your age has a stud on top and a bolt hole on the bottom if so look up a mid 1980s ford e250 rear shocks they should be the same as your front .
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It bolts onto a lot of different vehicles. You have two options: 1. Go to the Monroe website and check your vehicle that way. 2. Go to the Amazon Automotive page. Save your vehicle and select suspension from the menu choices. I would double-check it with the Monroe website, but Amazon is pretty good about getting parts correct.
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no, this is for the left front only. you need two different parts. Monroe Shocks & Struts Quick-Strut Front Right Suspension Strut and Coil Spring Assembly 172199 is for the right
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Erick go to the Monroe web page they have all the SPECs there. It has been a while since I purchased these. Hope this helps!
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I don't think so. You may want to consider Monroe MA702 Max-Air Air Shocks which are available at Amazon for about $57. Rock Auto and Amazon both say they fit. Amazon also says, "Notes: Rear Max Air, SHOCK ABSORBER - USE PN[AK18] TO REPLACE SINGLE AIR SHOCK FILL SYSTEM IF NECESSARY - USE PN[AK64] TO ADD SEPARATE L/R AIR SHOCK FILL SYSTEM IF DESIRED - FOR TOWING & HAULING".
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This picture is the rear shock! It fits perfectly on my 96 Explorer. The rear shocks are much easier to install than the front.