Will this shock fit the Japan 2004 Toyota corolla Fielder.
1115333
would think so but further checking might be necessary, fits 2004 corolla bought in the us at least ..... don't know where that is built
1656196
I would believe so if you contact service department at your dealership they can give you the specs on it but have them on an 06 corolla and they work great
561582
I have a 87 Corolla and they are a bit big on my seats so, you SHOULD be ok....I can't tell you for sure without seat measurements....Hope I was able to help
1487586
I highly doubt it, these shocks are very short and make sure your eylets mount the same as well.
2121684
Inot shure because my car is toyota corolla.2000.but you can check on amazon.com and type.you car and model.
512375
It worked on my 2004 Toyota Corolla car, now what you have to check is the tire size. The tire size is marked on the side of the tire on your current car. If you can't read it, ask a mechanic or a tire store guy for your tire size.
182424
Yes it will. It is "plug and play" installation. I installed this in my 2006 Corolla CE and worked perfectly. Your car is wired and ready to go. I don't understand why Toyota could not install these at the factory as standard equipment because it's very easy to do. Just disconnect your battery and remove the steering wheel air bag.
1114901
Sorry for the delay in answering your question - all shocks are sold as single piece only We'd be happy to look up your vehicle - to make sure you get the correct shock (909) 334-1480
425121
It should I bought it for a 2005 toyota corolla and it's really big so it should
1246831
No it wont this is the wrong one I bought on mistake as well. Look for the AT8458 shock mount that one fits.
712350
This should fit your corolla, these are pretty much universal. To be certain, you may want to just pry one corner of the door and see if that looks like the type of clip, it may be a different color of plastic. Some older cars (before 2000) will have metal clips that will rust to the door frame.
86823
Not sure but that will do it!!! I have a Toyota Corolla and these poped right in!! &#128541;
53928
I believe it will... definantly with the angle adjuster. I have a 2001 toyota corolla and I can fit it behind the driver seat with the angle adjuster. My friend has this car and with a different car seat rear facing she still had lots of room to push the seat foward. This car seat is a little taller though.
997649
This one is for the passenger's side door. The driver's side door is definitely a different part. I installed mine on a 2004 Camry, so I can't be certain it will work for the Corolla. On my vehicle the part number was different based on whether the car was built in the US or Japan. I had to call Toyota give them my VIN and they gave me the part number and price. I then used the OEM part number to cross reference to the aftermarket actuator. Definitely a lot cheaper and has worked well.
1491365
It appears you will have to correctly match the specs of the existing shock to a Suspa unit. This may be time consuming and prone to error if you are not careful.
1177530
I don't know if this will help, but my shocks were an exact replacement for the GM Air adjustable shocks for a 2004 Pontiac Aztek. If your motor home uses the same GM part, these will fit. I don't know how you go about verifying that.
790191
The right and left shock are different part numbers. They must be ordered separately. Go to rancho.com to get the required part number.