The Dorman 603-106 is for both front and back wipers, correct? If so, my Suburban doesn't have front and back. What can I do to make it work?
992540
I would agreed with both of the other reviews, if you can't find the proper reservoir, a simple plug in the second hole should work, as long as it seals properly.
992541
Yes. This is for both front and rear washers. I'm don't think it would work for just the front, because it has openings for 2 pumps. I thought I saw a single washer reservoir, when I was searching for this one. If you don't find an exact match, you could try to cap off the rear pump, or if one of your pumps is not working, you could make that one go to the rear. Good luck.
992542
In my reply to your first question I suggested using a washer pump to seal the rear opening. Even a non-operating pump will provide a seal. Otherwise, hit your hardware store for a rubber plug that approximates the size of the hole then seal it with silicone RTV. If you go that route, be sure to give the RTV plenty of time to cure before putting the reservoir into use. Good luck.
992543
***No rear wiper you need Dorman #603-018 (1 motor-mounting hole in reservoir). ***Front and rear wipers you need 603-106 (2 motor-mounting holes in reservoir). Get the correct part #. If you plug the extra hole then you have increased the potential for an unwanted water leak. <('J')>
992544
This particular reservoir has two opening for washer pumps; one for the front and the other for the rear. If you absolutely need to use this reservoir, you could plug the unneeded opening with another pump or find another way to seal it. If you're looking for the reservoir for vehicles without rear wipers, try DORMAN (or equivalent) part number 603018. Good luck!
992545
There are two pumps one for front and one for back, you would either need a different part or be able to plug the rear pump hole
1542918
There should be a spot at amazon where you put your car make, model, and year in and then it will tell you what sizes you need. I believe most cars/trucks/vans require two different size wiper blades for your windshield. And, you can see if this is true by looking at the ones on your car right now. Hope this helps.
430041
I went onto the Monroe website and found the exact model numbers for front and rear. One of my cars used same model for front and back, another did not.
2085534
rear, there is one for the left and a different one for the right also, I would suggest checking monroes online catalog to get the part number for them for your vehicle. I would also suggest spending the extra for the regular monroes for the front and use these on the rear if your trying to save a few bucks.
2142866
The front shocks are different from the rear. The front will work on either side. The rears are left and right.
1794455
The correct replacement is Dorman part #603-158. It is available through Amazon for $85.00. That is about $40.00 cheaper than if you were to buy it from Oreilly's. I didn't check any other automotive stores but they would more than likely be about the same. I hope this helps.
775360
I think they sell most sizes for either front or rear installation; you make sure you're ordering the right size for the blade you're replacing. I only have front wipers on my sedan (the purchase of this blade), but on a previous SUV I could order any blade for the rear glass as long as it was the correct length. Your vehicle specs will tell you to get 19" or 22" or so forth. I've had a vehicle that took two different sizes on the two front blades, so read carefully. If you don't have the book in the glove compartment you can find any specs online.
365132
The picture shows a long to with tube pads on it indicating it will work with a suburban which has four doors. the product I received was a shorter tube with only one pad which works for only one door on each side, like a pick up. On your site it had a place for me to put in the make and model of my vehicle and it said it was for that vehicle. the vehicle I am foot was a 01 2500 suburban.
686117
the best way to find the correct motor is to go to the Dorman website and go to the section for window regulators. there could be a different motor for the left and right side of your vehicle. the gears will be oriented differently to fit the regulator and inside the door. if your regulator is cable driven it is best to replace the entire unit rather than just the motor.
1958562
The wiper I bought fit a 2004 GMC Yukon and I liked the wiper and it has worked for two months now or so. It looks to be a multi vehicle application, so purchase one and see if it fits and if so buy the other or send the one back to amazon.
111329
it depends on the model car you have. sometimes the passenger side and drivers side can be different but on my car they are both the same. check online to find out if they are the same size for your car. for my car it fits both the passenger and drivers side wipers were the same.
1657348
The mirror you need with heat and turn signal should be well identified in your search. Mine was just a heated mirror replacement. Clear instructions were provided for removal of the old and hook up and replacement method for the new. No problem, just take your time. Pricing seemed good for my '01 Suburban. Some parts the dealers don't carry for older models so you get what you need where you find it.
917230
The mirror we purchased was for a 2006 Suburban. To find the right mirror, we went to Google and entered model and year of Suburban and the side we needed a mirror for (either driver side or passenger side). Suggest you do the same thing.
686118
Hi Jorge. Pull up this Dorman site, punch your vehicle into the left hand search, and it'll prompt you right to your answer. Any other issues they'll help you live. You picked a good manufacturer.
1938241
I'm sorry, but I bought it for Dodge Grand Caravan 3,3L. How I made decision to buy this one? On my old valve was number 4861662AE and Dorman valve has the same number in the "Product Information": OEM Part Number 4861662AE. Because I bought it. I recomend for you go in this way too: to find number on your old vave.
476987
Hey Kenneth, On my '93 Toyota Camry, I have an 18" wiper on the passenger side & a 21" wiper on the driver side ... as per factory specs. I don't know what vehicle you have, but all automotive parts dealers have guides you can go by. Just look up your make & model to see what's recommended. Also, all owner's manuals I've ever seen has the info in there. I usually find what's recommended for my vehicle at a parts store, then buy it on Amazon or Ebay for much cheaper.
2239563
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.