Will this shock fit a 1965 chevelle?
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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 tool has a very wide range of grip due to its' scissor action. I don't know if it will fit your particular shock.
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It appears you will have to correctly match the specs of the existing shock to a Suspa unit. This may be time consuming and prone to error if you are not careful.
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This item comes with a circuit board inside which will replace your old circuit board. I did not have delay on my 73 Chevelle but have added an aftermarket one that works with this unit. I would say your old circuit board if it has original delay from the factory it will not work. You could just buy the motor by itself and run the hoses to your water reservoir & mount anywhere else using the same two wires and leave your original like it is except for removing the one wire connector that runs this unit with it's own circuit board & it should work with the original wiper switch when you push the button for a squirt. I do not know what car you have or you can go to www.trico.com & look it up in their online catalog which I just did and it shows just the motor 11-513 below the wiper blades as you scroll down to the bottom. Put your car make yr etc. as they say to do and it will come up which p/n you should use. Mine just came up to be 11-515. Newer cars have the little motor next to the water reservoir sort of built in and hard to get some of them out. GM in the middle of the 80's changed to this type, my 85 Monte Carlo is electric and has the delay on the left side all controls are in the handle with turn signal. Trico also has a contact us on their site also. O'Riellys auto parts should be able to look it up also with a model & yr. Good luck.
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I don't think so, I went to Monroe's web site (http://www.monroe.com/en-US/catalog/e-Catalog) all they show are the stock shocks for your car.
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Yes it will work. I did not change my rear shocks when I applied the lowering kit.
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I believe so. If you go to autozone.com and look for shocks and struts replacements it should tell you what you need for your car.
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Sorry I cant help you. I would think if you asked the seller of the shocks they could answer that for you. Or you could ask your local NAPA store what shock fits your Grand Mark.
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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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It should, look right behind your rear suspension dampener there should be a silver bracket with two holes about eight inches apart.
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I don't know, but it certainly works on my 1998 Chev Suburban. Hope this helps.
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yes it will fit with original shocks as ihad it on my2012streetglideandijustloweredmy2014streetglidewiththesamekit
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yes it should. The same setup was used on my 1970 car and there's no problem whatsoever
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Yes, this shock assy should fit , just remove the unserviceable ones and install your Bilstein 24-137430.
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No it will not.That will only fit the rear.The front shocks are a different number.
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Should fit as long as you have the stock air shocks. would no longer fit on mine when I changed to Progressive Shocks.
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Hi We do carry the Bilstein 5100 series front shocks. You would need to provide year, make, and model of the vehicle for correct fitment. Thanks Truckcustomizers.com 800-497-1780