Will these struts fit a 2003 Buick Century for the trunk lid?
247761
I have no way of knowing exactly, but....the 2004 year was supposed to be the last year of the model run for the Century, until it was extended for a few months into the 2005 model year as the replacement model was delayed. As an engineer, I have to believe that there would be no good reason to capriciously change a part such as this so late in the model run. Hence, I think it would be a good bet that the part will fit.
1054773
No, these do not fit. Are you looking for the front or rear? There is no loaded strut for your vehicle that we offer. I apologize.
152530
These were an exact match for the old struts I took off. My M/H is in Florida, I'm in France. My guess is they are about 1" diameter or slightly less.
1935844
I checked Monroe's catalog and they do not offer a quick strut for your vehicle. Thanks!!
1005171
It should since all struts are basically interchangeable. But you should double check and do some research on NASIOC. I can tell you they fit Foresters.
1527005
These will fit the rear, the fronts look more like a strut assembly. Top nut on the old one is a little difficult
956530
I have a 2000 Buick Regal LS. The lifts were very easy to install and work beautifully, better than original when new. Amazon webpage says will fit Century but if you still question it, check with Buick dealer for original parts interchangeability
1594173
I don't know if it will fit, but don't buy a cheap China made pos if you want to use your car for more that a few months. My Timken's have held up very well (and cured a 70mph vibration problem in my Buick).
676599
Yes, perfectly. They are much more powerful than the factory struts, so watch your chin.
293606
the Monroe #90007 is not a strut. It is a replacement kit for the original air shocks that came on the car. The springs and shocks do not go together like a strut. There is a overload spring that comes premounted on the shock.
2039482
I went to the Monroe website and they did not show any struts for that vehicle. If I were you I would call Monroe and ask them what the number is that fits your car. I know they are happy to help.
1938747
They might fit, but you need to get your measurements and compare. These struts have a 10mm ball socket at each end, they extend to a maximum of 17.13" (center to center of ball sockets), a minimum of 11.22" and have 28 pounds of lift force. You'll need to either measure your struts or get the specifications for your vehicle by looking online or from the dealer.
1284329
I bought struts for front and rear in which according to Monroe are the wrong struts for 1999 Toyota Avalon. Verify Amazon suggested parts with Monroe.com suggested parts before purchasing.
25570
Yes, I did some research and discovered that there is only one (1) strut per box and so I ordered two for my son's Buick Century. I feel that you should reconsider as the new gas struts installment was incredibly easy. My son and I took off the old ones and had the new ones on the trunk in less than 10 minutes. It took that long because we watched a video on youtube first to remove and replace the struts first, then we went out and did it!
839188
The way they work they should fit any roof rack that has front to back rails of similar size. My Santa Fe is 2003 and they work fine.
196029
Yes they should but I was not pleased with the quality and its ability to actually fit into place, you are better off going to a junkyard or a dealer .. hope this helped
1077709
I'm not sure with your car. just go to a parts store web site. put your exact info in, about car. then it should you your model # for the struts need. go o'reilly's auto parts