Are the end correct my camaro 95 has one open end for bolt and one enclosed ball joint end?
1936818
Yes, it will work. To remove the bolt under rubber boot on frame you will need a torx key or large enough allen key, and will need a flat head screw driver to loosen clip for ball joint from hood to go in.
1936819
I installed them on a 98 Camaro Z28, and yes mine were that way, bolt end was inside the car, behind the plastic panel, and the other end was a pop on type ball joint on the hatch itself, also my rear deck lid is extremely heavy and these hold it up great. Hope that answers your question.Worth every penny, the lid will not fall anymore, unless you pull it down.
1936820
I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head (body) end. I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head... » Read More I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head (body) end. « Show Less
1936821
Yes that are the ones for you I also have a 95 camaro toke like 5 to 10 mins to install. They are nice and solid I pop the hatch and with a fingerbi can lift the hatch cuz the arms help open and hold up I like it better than a piece of board to hold it up
503596
Yes most of them do. Definitely 1 end does. We glue both ends on permanently after installation.
1187884
It did work on my 95 neon but not real well I had to use bolts and washers to bolt one end Because it would not reach the holes
1900256
I am not sure what you mean by the rod on the top. If you mean the rod that comes out of the top of the shock, then yes, that is the kind you will get unless you order the shocks for your specific vehicle. On my vehicle, the rod went through the floor with the nut on the top and then they attached the lower end to the bolt already on the car. Check your vehicle and see how the shocks are mounted on your car to see if these look like the same ones.
1604332
I am confused with your question. To me the main bolt was a nipple and it is long enough to extend from the bracket at the electrical box in ceiling which was supplied also with the nuts and washers. The enclosed instruction paper has a picture of how to use all the parts supplied. The Picture is worth a thousand words.I only received 1long nipple and it worked fine
214820
Check the dorman web site to see if the part numbers match. I believe that it is actually called the "End gate" rather than the tail gate.
1751701
Yea. new bolts were definitely part of the kit. if I remember correctly, you screw the new replacement bolts in and then the struts pop onto the ball joints at the other end of the new bolts.
1862225
It's a self contained unit with everything I needed to replace both tail gate lifts on my 2005 jeep grand cherokee. Not sure what ball-studs you are referring to.
1296514
Honestly I do not know. Talk to a mechanic or go to a camaro website I used it on a 1972 car.
1110467
That I do not know. When I replaced mine I had to look to see if they were fine or course. It is referring to the lug nut studs.
1764601
You buy two of them. They're the same part for both sides. One note if you're installing them yourself and haven't done it before, getting them back on can be a pain especially if you're by yourself as I had the problem where I couldn't get the bottom bolt holes to line up. I had to use a pry bar through one of the bolt holes to allow me enough leverage to pop the second bolt through, without that, I'd never have gotten both bolts on.
512192
The one I got had both end connectors, i only needed one but do recall it has both.
1878380
Not sure but take a photo on your phone and check the bolt patern and shape. That's what I did to confirm a match.
2001989
I'm pretty sure it's the ball end. My review is a few years old but I'm pretty sure that was for my tool box which is a ball end.
1372695
Yes, It's not very clear from the description but the box includes 2 inner and 2 outter ends. I made the mistake of ordering , guess I have spares... Installed on stock height truck with no clearance issues.
2026442
Mine worked perfectly, the ends are the standard fittings, 1 to gas tank receptacle standard, the other to my motor, mine was 1972 merc outboard, its a great deal, buying parts in store 55 bucks separately
2025745
The ends are open. I haven't measured to confirm the size for shifters though