is there a right and left side on the rear quick struts.
590031
Yes, you will want to look at the last letter of the strut model number. R is for right and L for left.
590032
didnt notice a difference just by looking at them but i didnt put them side by side,to compare the number is the same other then Land the R ...since there is a l and a r in the part number there very well could be a difference..i just dont know....greetings from michigan
590033
Yes there is a diff , the direction of the brackets for the sway bar and brake line . The struts came with new nuts for the top mount bolts.Just to let you know , I installed them on a 2006 Grand Prix . The improvement was dramatic , best way to go , everything is new and makes things quiet and smooth in the rear.Allow yourself enough time if you install them yourself.the nuts inside the trunk are a bit of a trick, not much clearance on the outside ones.
590034
there is 171662L for left side & 171662R for right side.the difference is the way the rear sway bar connects to them.
590035
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.
590036
Not on the rear. Rear struts has numberss only and front struts have numbers with single letter following for right or left side. IE: Monroe 171662R right front, 171662L left front and 171661 rear right or left side , requires 2.
1512056
There is no difference between the left side and right side, the struts are interchangeable.
1899286
No, there is another rack for the left side. I think it's part number is K-6016L-ST
2035577
Only for the Rear End, my friend. Front Shocks are sold separately As "Right Side Shock" & "Left Side Shock". Rear shocks can go either way, they're the same, Front ones Aren't.
1160103
it is a single strut. So if you need to replace both right and left, you need to buy 2.
1601157
This part# is a front strut, left or right I'm not sure . Rear struts have different part#. The question itself doesn't make sense.
1094464
It's just for one strut. The rear end needs one with different numbers for each side.
1337853
This is a piston strut. There is no gases inside to be concerned with. Yes the same product is for right and left. By the way... this is the best product you can buy for your money and its the same as factory...if not better.
231280
Yes. Both the front and rear struts can be used on either side. Since there is nothing that hooks to the strut itself (brake hose, sway bar link, etc), they can be used on either side. That's the beauty of those cars...simplicity...
437399
Yes they are for both sides. I really enjoy the way these turned out. Added a fresher look to the vehicle over the stock ones.
650754
These rear shocks fit both sides on the accord., so there is no left or right one.
1734158
according to monroe and other parts sites...no. don't see any quick-struts listed for freestar
2245635
It is a left and a right. They work great, my window and tailgate kept falling on my head when I'd open them so I replaced both and no longer get whacked.
1807129
The Monroe 171505 Quick-Strut fits the left side. An excellent tool for finding the right part numbers is the RockAuto Parts Catalog online. It will state for example which side a strut fits. Excellent source for part information. Alternatively, I would go to the Monroe web site for fitment of their struts.
1078662
Yes, styled "right" & "left". They are excellent! I have a 2013 Nissan Altima.
696032
It's complete strut with spring assembled make sure you get a left and a right. They need changed in pairs to work properly.
1144782
According to the Monroe website, there are no Quick-Struts available for the front of your car. There are Quick-Struts for the rear. Monroe.com