is the monroe 171681 front or rear
651274
I don't remember but you can visit the Monroe website and look yours up by application. You probably wont beat the Amazon price, Monroe is best for main stream vehicles.
651275
If you Google the number it will tell you. When they come in the will have an L and R on them. I pitched an electric impact wrench and it helped me tremendously.
1284330
It's listed as the rear left. You can get this info from www.monroe.com. put in you car info syncs it will bring up all strut numbers and their location.
775331
I ordered a pair of shocks, and one was front and one was rear. When you order yours make sure that you mark in other comments or call amazon to verify it.
40948
You get both front and rear. It's a set. The front is 22mm wide and the rear is 24mm wide for improved aerodynamics.
694420
My best suggestion is to go straight to Monroe's website and look it up in their online catalog. Here is the link: http://www.monroe.com/en-US/catalog/ Just plug in your car info on the upper left look up section. Cheers !
232393
Allow me to review my purchase. As I recall the model # confused me as well...I purchased front and rear on the same order
2065675
I'm not sure but the Monroe website indicates you should use model 171362 for 2wd (171361 comes up for the 4wd). I'm not sure what the difference is. If you are replacing them yourself, you could remove the wheel and take a look to see if you can notice any difference. My guess is that it could be the spring rate. If the mounts are different, you would notice that upon inspection. I would try to exchange the ones you have with the 171362's that the Monroe site lists just to be sure. Good luck!
217636
No. Refer to either (1) the Amazon part finder (It you ask for your make, model, etc. to properly fit your part), or (2) Monroe.com (Click on "catalog". It will identify the correct part numbers.). Always use the correct parts for fit, performance, and safety.
1627418
Yep, this is just for the right rear. Need the "L" equivalent for the other side. By the way, don't bother asking Monroe for help with any issues you might have. I'm still waiting for answers to 3 unanswered emails regarding front struts that are too short for my 1995 Accord V6. Good luck...
1126641
left and right are different. Front and rear are different. Check the Monroe website for specific part numbers http://www.monroe.com/en-US/catalog/e-Catalog
519438
Yes, when installed on my 2005 Buick LeSabre Limited with factory rear suspension air leveling system, which has been disabled. The rear wheel well lip sits at 4.0 inches above the wheel which is at least 2 inches over the original equipment level, but most importantly, they make the Monroe 90007 makes a lot of noise when traversing minor bumps. It sounds like there are loose objects in my empty, spare tire steadfast trunk.
251660
the product description says rear. but always double check the part number.
1935097
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.
510385
I actually am not sure. I changed out both front and rear at the same time. I apologize that I cannot elaborate.
1877765
No. According to Monroe's website you will need part #'s: 171491 for the left front, 171490 for the right front, 171493 for the left rear and 171492 for the right rear.
1795226
I don't think so, Monroe says 911514 for front & 911515 for rear. per = http://www.monroe.com/en-US/catalog/e-Catalog
614109
No ... There are specific part numbers for front and back. They are molded for the body lines. The front and rear mount completely different.