I need 2 of these and a 172179R &amp; 172179L for my 2009 HHR. Are Monroe's made in the USA?
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Yes they are made in Monroe Michigan.I try my best to buy as much of American products as I can.
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I just got one from a national auto parts retailer, and it's laser-etched with the Dorman logo, Dorman PN, some other codes (probably date), and MADE IN CHINA.
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Have no clue,it was my Grandaughters Christmas present. She has a Chrysler HHR 2002.
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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.
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yes. :Problem is there's two different sizes (lengths) for the HHR, I assume Cobalt as well but I don't know, so make sure you're ordering the right part first, side doesn't matter. Perhaps order as a pair?
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The best thing for you to do is put in your make, model, engine size, and trim into Monroe.com. It will give you the stock numbers for the front, rear, or quad shocks. Plug that number into amazon.
223117
that is what this part looks like. i double checked with monroes website. what is your year, make, model and engine type?
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Monroe part 271679 is the front left, 271678 is the front right. http://www.monroe.com/en-US/catalog/e-Catalog
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6123 for LT Wagon is listed for 2009 as well as 2010. Don't know why the description stops at 2009. If you enter the 2010 model HHR 6123 also comes up as a fit. Checked the GM Part numbers for 2009 and 2010 lift Support for LT Wagon they both list the same GM part number 25992461. Good chance they will fit. Be careful putting them on and off the retainer springs that hold unto the ball connector tend to fly away if you retract them too far (Wear safety Glasses). Get help to hold up the Tailgate when you remove one lift at a time. other than that its an asy installation. the strong arms work well on my 2009 installed November 2013.
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It was listed as limited lifetime for certain shocks but didn't specify by this model .Info after shocks said limited lifetime .Contact monroe for best answer.Other's who bought these said 90 days ?
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Hmmmm, good question. I threw them away a long time ago but I always thought Hella were made in Germany. Though these days parts are made everywhere. I work for GM and our parts come from China, Vietnam, Japan, Canada, Mexico and many other places. They were very bad horns, I would never by them again for anything I drive.
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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.
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You'd have to go to the Monroe site and list exact size and make of your vehicle or on amazon do the same thing and it'll say "yes this part fits your car" or no this part does not for your vehicle.
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No idea, only know it works for the HHRs. Would check with your dealer on the Fob Model # they recommend.
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If I was u don't buy them. I ordered those shocks and they are horrible. I paid $175 to get them put a Lexus, after the mechanic put them on he told me they are bad. I said they are brand new. He told me to never order nothing offline. They are a rip off. Couldn't even get my money back. Two of them for that price sound like a deal. Its not worthy. Get u some Monroe shocks.
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The Monroe 171662R is for the right side. The letter "R" at the end of the model number tells you if it is a L or R rear strut. For the front struts there is only one model for both sides.
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Hello! I have a Chevy HHR, which uses a lot of parts that can be found on other GM car platforms.My suggestion is to check with suppliers other than Amazon, say, Autozone and see if you come up with the same part number for various cars, i.e. Saturn Ion, Chevy HHR, Chevy Cobalt. If you get the same number for all three, then that's your problem solved. There is nothing special about this shock in appearance. It is a telescopic, oil filled shock which delivers a comfy ride and is easy to install, which is why I bought it. If your driving style is more aggressive, then you need a stiffer shock. But, the HHR is built for comfort and utility and not for speed, so it suits my needs admirably. Hope this helps. Hello! I have a Chevy HHR, which uses a lot of parts that can be found on other GM car platforms.My suggestion is to check with suppliers other than Amazon, say, Autozone and see if you come up with the same part number for various cars, i.e. Saturn Ion, Chevy HHR, Chevy Cobalt. If you get the same number for all three, then that's your problem solved. There is nothing special about this shock in appearance. It is a telescopic, oil filled shock which delivers a comfy ride and is easy to install, which is why I bought it. If your driving style is more aggressive, then you need a... » Read More Hello! I have a Chevy HHR, which uses a lot of parts that can be found on other GM car platforms.My suggestion is to check with suppliers other than Amazon, say, Autozone and see if you come up with the same part number for various cars, i.e. Saturn Ion, Chevy HHR, Chevy Cobalt. If you get the same number for all three, then that's your problem solved. There is nothing special about this shock in appearance. It is a telescopic, oil filled shock which delivers a comfy ride and is easy to install, which is why I bought it. If your driving style is more aggressive, then you need a stiffer shock. But, the HHR is built for comfort and utility and not for speed, so it suits my needs admirably. Hope this helps. « Show Less