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| Body Length: | 11 in |
| Compressed Length: | 11.5 in |
| Dust Shield: | No |
| Extended Length: | 18.5 in |
| Hardware Parts Pack: | Yes |
| Travel Length: | 7 in |
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Comments about Monroe Sensa-Trac Strut:
Good price,easy instructions,great quality.
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carefully installed myself,other than the normal things that happen when working on and old vehicle everything went as planned
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Comments about Monroe Sensa-Trac Strut:
They've been on the van 3weeks now and it handles fine. Relatively easy to install just a little time.o
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Comments about Monroe Sensa-Trac Strut:
Struts are identical to stock struts. It takes a little time to compress the spring to install the struts but the van handles much better.
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I can feel the vehicle handles better now with new struts, if you have all the tools, installing should take approx 2 hours for both.
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Have changed shocks but never struts, what is meant by "proper tools"? Is there a compression tool that is required or does a ton of elbow grease work?1 answer
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Yes, you need to use the strut spring tool for replacing the struts.Q:
Is this the same part for both driver side and passenger side?1 answer
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Yes, it should fit for either driver side or passenger side.Q:
Is this a set of 21 answer
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The price is for the single front strut.Q:
what the weight of this product2 answers
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Approx 12 lbs.CUSTOMER CARE
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12.6 pounds.Q:
How hard are these to change in my home garage? I feel I have above average mechanical skills but I have never done struts. Front shocks a long time ago.1 answer
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These are not that hard to do. Using the proper tools, an above average mechanically skilled person should be able to do the work in a few hours with proper instructions.