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Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension Front
- Replaced by: 68544312AA
Dodge Suspension Absorber Package
Part Number: 68040873AB$154.13 MSRP: $229.00You Save: $74.87 (33%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Kit Suspension Front; Shock, Shock Absorber
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension; Shock Absorber, Strut
- Replaces: 68069958AB, 68069958AE, 68069958AF, 68069958AC, 68069958AD
Dodge Suspension Absorber Package
Part Number: 68057363AC$103.89 MSRP: $157.00You Save: $53.11 (34%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Kit Suspension Front
- Replaced by: 68057363AD
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension; Shock, Shock Absorber
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension Front; Shock, Shock Absorber
- Replaces: 52113183AD, 68001151AA, 52113183AB, 52113183AC, 52113187AC, 52113187AB
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension; Shock
Product Specifications- Other Name: Bracket Shock Absorber; Shock Mount, Strut Mount
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Kit Suspension Rear
- Replaced by: 68406603AA
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension Rear
- Replaced by: 68069937AC
- Product Specifications
- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension Front; Shock, Shock Absorber
- Replaces: 52113186AC, 68000152AA, 52113186AB, 52113182AB, 52113182AD, 52113182AE
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Package Suspension Front; Shock, Shock Absorber
- Replaces: 5086591AD, 5086591AE, 5086591AF
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension Rear; Shock, Shock Absorber
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension Rear; Shock, Shock Absorber
- Replaces: 52855333AE, 52855333AB, 52855333AC, 52855333AD
- Product Specifications
- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension; Shock
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension Rear; Shock, Shock Absorber
- Replaces: 4670693AE, 4670693AF, 4670693AD
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock ABSORBER Suspension Front
- Replaced by: 68544308AA
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock Absorber, Strut
- Position: Passenger Side
- Replaces: 68090072AC, 68090072AE, 68090072AB, 68090072AD
Product Specifications- Other Name: ABSORBER-Suspension; Shock, Shock Absorber
- Replaces: 68299127AA
Product Specifications- Other Name: Shock Absorber; Strut
- Position: Passenger Side
- Replaces: 68299144AD, 68299144AB, 68299144AC
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Dodge Shock Absorber Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What are the steps involved in servicing automatic load-leveling shock absorbers on Dodge Challenger?A:Some replacement models may include automatic load levelling shock absorbers for the rear axle which are distinguishable by their gross sizes and through which their removal and installation requires lowering of the rear sub frame of one side at a time thus making the undertaking to be more complex than merely changing of the conventional shock absorbers. SRT models come with a rear shock absorber system with accelerometers, specifically for shock, which enables the ADS to change depending on road conditions and vehicle angle; the servicing of this shock is as usual as the other models except the electric connection of the three-wire. First, there is the procedure of removing the wheel lug nuts, lifting the rear of the affected vehicle and placing jackstands on the frame rails-before removing the wheel. Place a floor jack under the spring, to keep the suspension in position for the removal of the shock absorbers, and unscrew the upper bolts of the shock absorber from the frame using penetrating oil if necessary. Subsequently release the lower shock fasteners of the spring link, in case the nut is ruined, utilizing the penetrating oil. Removal is done in a reverse sequence to installation and a lot of care is taken to lift the spring link to mimic normal ride height before tightening the lower shock mounting bolts. During servicing of load-leveling shock absorbers, no interpolation of the exhaust pipes is required; they should be lowered and supported only. For the left shock, take off the rubber hose between the fuel filler neck and the gas tank , and pull the filler neck to one side and for the right shock, drop the exhaust by taking it off from the hangers. Place the car on safety stands by putting a floor jack beneath the two rear differential mounts then unbolt the upper shock nut while the floor jack is lowering down slowly. Remove the lower shock fasteners being mindful to work on one lower shock at a time to not alter rear wheel alignment. The position of the subframe in relation to the chassis, uncover and take out the screws of the subframe at the working side making sure you lower the differential just enough to uninstall the shock absorber. This is due to the fact that lowering the subframe to much will cause damages to the other parts. Before hoisting up the subframe, make sure that the lower shock fasteners are fixed properly; also confirm that coil spring and insulators are correctly positioned and fix the correct size of the mounting bolts used on subframe. Replace all the components, adjust the spring link up to provide normal ride height, tighten the lower shock, make sure all suspension bolts are tightened, and get the alignment checked and done if need be.
- Q: How to Replace Shock Absorbers on a Dodge Dakota?A:Park the vehicle on jack stands under its frame rails to keep it raised and stable. First, place a floor jack under one side of the rear axle so the jack supports the whole weight of the axle, not just lifts it up. First, spray penetrating oil on the upper shock attachment nut and bolt, then wait as long as necessary for the oil to work. 1) Twirl penetrating oil around the threads of the bolt and nut connecting the shock's bottom end to the axle bracket. Before trying again, wait a few minutes for the oil to reach the rust. Put the shock absorber's new part at its maximum length and put rubber ovals on the shock eyes where possible. Putting in the new shock absorber works just like taking it out: make sure all bolts are tightened to their correct force.
- Q: How to Remove and Install a Shock Absorber/Coil Spring Assembly on a Dodge Durango?A:Before you take off front wheels, make sure you first loosen their lug nuts, lift the car up, and put jackstands under it to properly support its weight. Before taking off the shock, place a floor jack at one end of the control arm to keep it up, then releasing the fasteners that fix the top end of the shock to the frame. Start by detaching the stabilizer bar link from the lower control arm, then remove the fasteners that hold the shock absorber to the lower control arm. Finally, take out the entire shock absorber. Check the shock absorber for fluid leaking and check for dents and cracks, before examining the coil spring for parts that broke off due to damage. Also, look if the spring seats have problems from aging. To keep the vehicle functioning properly, have the suspension components checked by someone who knows about cars. Fix broken or messed-up parts, or buy brand new ones. To install it, follow the steps of removing but handle fasteners as directed. Keep in mind you adjust the lower fasteners when the car sits normally, either by lifting the car itself or lifting the control arm with a stand. Finish by cranking the wheel lug nuts to the correct amount of force.
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