Any feedback vs Monroe 40047 and 40050? The Monroe appear to maintain factory fit and function.
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These are also an exact factory replacement. They bolt right on with no problems, it took me less than 30 min and ride quality is better than factory.
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The 171322 are for the rear and the 171321 are for the front according to Monroe http://www.monroe.com/en-US/catalog/e-Catalog \
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The Monroe Quick strut is great , safer install, you get new coil springs, Monroe should have correct part #'sMade a big difference in handling and control. Be safe.
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The 181505 is for the left front (drivers) You can double check on the Monroe website to make sure
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The Monroe 171662R is for the right side. The letter "R" at the end of the model number tells you if it is a L or R rear strut. For the front struts there is only one model for both sides.
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I did the pan and integrated filter on my 165,000 km 2004 BMW 545 to deal with a leak and misbehaving performance (hard down and up shifts at low speed 1-2-3). Researched and decided on Pentosine ATF1. The performance has been flawless ever since (10,000 km). It's relatively expensive, however, much less compared to the same with BMW branding. I used the pan/filter as seen on Amazon. It was a perfect fit, no leaks or issues.
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Yes. These will fit. Must have been some manufacturer exclusivity with the Z71 package, only wanting owners to use the OEM Bilsteins. The Monroe's fit fine, no problem. I've been running them for over a year now. No issues.
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You'd have to go to the Monroe site and list exact size and make of your vehicle or on amazon do the same thing and it'll say "yes this part fits your car" or no this part does not for your vehicle.
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I did a check on the filter manufacturers website, which didn't help in providing an answer. I have gotten items from this manufacturer via Amazon that were supposed to fit my 540i and did not, so if Amazon says it does NOT, then I would find an item that DOES fit according to Amazon in order to provide an adequate reason for return in case you need to do that. You may also use the many BMW owner forums on the web to get some more advice from BMW enthusiasts that have years of experience.
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I always use at least two other websites to confirm the correct fit/part number, first try the manufacturers website. I am sorry if I haven't directly answered your question.
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Not sure but you could reference the part number on rock auto or the Monroe website.
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The Monroe 32296 are a direct fit for My vehicle - which is a 2000 Explorer - Since your Explorer is a 1997 - it may take a different shock - all you can do is take a good look at what's on there now and do some research
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Nicklaus R,HVAC Technician installed part over a year ago, which has held up well, yet I don't have insight on form, fit and function compatibility.Only advise would be to familiarize yourself with merchant's return policy and take a gamble if savings are worth your time.
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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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No. The factory springs are under sized and relied upon the stock air shocks to help hold the car up. The springs on the Monroe shocks are there to assist the factory springs since they are insufficient to hold up the back of the car on their own.
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Look up your vehicle through Monroe or another automotive parts site and see what part number is recommended then compare the part number here. That's what I did.
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I've talked to someone who owns both, and read numerous reviews. No one can find a material difference. Seems to be a case of OEM rebranding.