Is this a direct replacement for the original Ford shocks? So do I just have to remove the old air shocks and put Monroes without any modifications?
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Yes it is a direct replacement. All you have to do is take the old ones off, put the new ones on, and inflate them to your liking. Hope that helps
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I replaced existing shocks that had air.Don't really remember if it came with kit.
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You would have to check the year. Check monroe's site to verify the fit. But these shocks are SOFT and mushy. You will notice it more.
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I installed my air lift system in a 2010 dodge 1500. It does not have shocks in the rear so I did not have to deal with that problem. Sorry I could not help.
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I think you could hook them up to a manual air supply or override the onboard controls and do what you want. I have used air shocks with a manual fill before and it worked.
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These are sold separately, be sure you look up your vehicle on Rancho's website for proper shock model # for the 9000 series. There's 2 reasons for this: 1.Amazon's fitment guide is not always correct. 2.Most vehicles do not have the same shocks front and back or may have shocks and struts depending on load and handling requirements. These are awesome shocks, make sure you follow instructions and tighten bolts properly, if they're tight but not tight enough you'll get thumping noises. Good luck.
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These are REAR shocks. they are a great ride. price is for ONE shock. i think monroe may have a rebate on buy 4 get a visa card for one of the lesser price. check monroe website.
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If you are looking to replace your current shocks, it means yours are probably bad. As this was the case for me as well, I thought they seemed kind of firm when I first put them on. They do come with a spring that you can use in the air pump that would soften the ride. But in the end I chose to keep the OEM spring in the pump. They ride a lot softer than my Corvette, but they keep the rear of my Aurora from bouncing and hopping around like the worn out old shocks they replaced.
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They are threaded fittings. My OEM shocks were push on/retainer clip style, so I was concerned about this kit. However it comes with a complete installation package which would allow you to install these on a car that never had air shocks before. In my case I just trimmed off the original push style connector installed the threaded ferrule nut and a couple of o rings, from the kit, and it works great. Just make sure you have plenty of original air line to work with (don't trim the line too short) and pay attention to the orientation (front or back) of the air line port on the shock when installing it so the air line routing will be appropriate. They are threaded fittings. My OEM shocks were push on/retainer clip style, so I was concerned about this kit. However it comes with a complete installation package which would allow you to install these on a car that never had air shocks before. In my case I just trimmed off the original push style connector installed the threaded ferrule nut and a couple of o rings, from the kit, and it works great. Just make sure you have plenty of original air line to work with (don't trim the line too short) and pay attention to the orientation (front or back) of the air line port on the shock when... » Read More They are threaded fittings. My OEM shocks were push on/retainer clip style, so I was concerned about this kit. However it comes with a complete installation package which would allow you to install these on a car that never had air shocks before. In my case I just trimmed off the original push style connector installed the threaded ferrule nut and a couple of o rings, from the kit, and it works great. Just make sure you have plenty of original air line to work with (don't trim the line too short) and pay attention to the orientation (front or back) of the air line port on the shock when installing it so the air line routing will be appropriate. « Show Less
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No, front and rear shocks are different go to this web site for application and part numbers http://www.monroe.com/en-US/
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Yes it is a rear shock why don't you ask AMAZON why they don't put either front or rear shocks. If you look at all Monroe shocks on amazon it dosent say front or rear. On all off them. All it is sell sell sell
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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.
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I went to the Monroe website and they did not show any struts for that vehicle. If I were you I would call Monroe and ask them what the number is that fits your car. I know they are happy to help.
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I Had To Change Mine Also, They Are A Defective Part, And Ford Will Not Admit It, They Don't Want A Recall, The Replacement Part Is Much Stronger And Better Made, Do Not Order From Ford , Go Online And Order From Amazon, Not Hard To Change .They Are Called Rear Trailing Arms.
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No to replacing the rear shocks, just use these and set them up for the first notch above the oe height-Leveled my truck. Good Luck
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I think you can probably put them on but they are not designed for the OEM style shock you purchased. They are made to fit shocks that have an exposed piston rod without the steel tube like an OEM type has. I used it on a Monroe SC2928 Magnum Steering Damper. Look it up and you can see what I am talking about. Many aftermarket "offroad" shocks are built the same way and require a similar boot.
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The front takes the same shock on both sides. It is the rear that takes different shocks for each side. If you read my review on changing out this product, I should have listed which ones are the front. Otherwise, if Amazon's info does not provide your answer, just go to Monroe like I did. Took me a whole 5 minutes to find the answer.