Your site does not specify what the numbers are for the left &right front Monroe Quick-Struts. I need both front struts.
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I don't remember but I think the R in the model number is for right, and the left one would have a L at the end
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It depends on the vehicle application. On some vehicles the struts will fit either side. On others, the number will be followed by either an L or an R indicating the side they are for.
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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.
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This is for just one strut. If you need all four. you need the Front Right; Front Left; rear right; and rear left. They are all unique. YOu are on the right track, installing the complete unit is the way to go. Less dangerous as well. ( the spring is under heavy pressure)
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Hello Paulo, More information found on this product. Rear Right Monroe Quick-Strut Complete Strut Assembly Use PN[AK63] to Replace OEM Lower Mounting Hardware if Necessary Thank you.
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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.
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Monroe 171989 is for front - right or left. Monroe 171286L is for left rear. Monroe 171286R is for right rear
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I don't remember by the part number but if these are for the front shocks, sides are different. Separate part numbers for left side and right side. Part number is for one each.If for the rear, same part number for left and right. Part number is for one each as well.
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I would really warn you not to install these Monroe Quick Struts. I had 4 installed in the front and rear of my 1998 Avalon. The rears are OK. But there is a design flaw in the front. Whenever you turn the steering wheel the coil spring binds against the plate making a grinding sound as it slips. This does not present a safety problem, but if you are going to put on new struts, you probably do not want noisy struts (and they are loud). Monroe is hard to deal with after the sale -they make you go back to the retailer, which then tells you its Monroe's warranty issue. Good Luck
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I bought 2 struts. you need to replace both strurs at the same time. Replacing them was easy.
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this was a rear right only.you have to buy all four different struts if you want to replace all.all have different part numbers.
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I bought struts for front and rear in which according to Monroe are the wrong struts for 1999 Toyota Avalon. Verify Amazon suggested parts with Monroe.com suggested parts before purchasing.
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there is a front & rear strut, the rears are 171662L & 171662R. fronts are 171661,you have to order two.
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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.
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I think you meant to ask Amazon this question. I'd suggest you go to http://www.monroe.com/en-US/catalog/e-Catalog (if this link is blocked, go to the Monroe website), type in your make, model and year. Once you find the part numbers, check Amazon for matching the part numbers.
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171616 is for the rear and the 171615 is for the front. I don't know what type of car you have but go to www.monroe.com and input the year, make, model and engine size and it will provide you with the correct number.
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PN 17615 is the front and is the best Quick Strut that Monroe makes. The matching rear Quick Strut is 17616.
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Only for the rear. On some models the left and right rear are diff. I installed them on a 2006 Grand Prix. I have not seen the quick struts for the front of my Grand Prix. The L or the R indicate which side.