Do they make these complete strut assemblies for 2001 Honda CR-V? If so, can you give me the part number so I can look it up?
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Yes they do. Easy way to get all the right numbers is to go to the Monroe website.
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I would suggest it. I did. It's the same labor to get the struts out to replace them later. If you have it apart replace everything in the same labor "path." It's worth it. I think I paid $60 for mounts on amazon. If possible don't be cheap. Get the mounts.
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Not sure what your asking but the struts I bought from Amazon 2 1/2 years ago were rear.
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Not sure. Have 98 Honda CRV & it doesn't fit. I will try hanging over hand rail.
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I believe all 2007 era honda crvs came with the two long black roof tracks (front to back, one on each side). If you have those then you have all you need. They each have two plastic small rectangular plastic covers that pop off and reveal the mounting holes for the screws that come with this purchase. If Honda sold a version of the crv without the tracks, then you can't use this purchase.
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I'm not sure with your car. just go to a parts store web site. put your exact info in, about car. then it should you your model # for the struts need. go o'reilly's auto parts
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It appears as it will. I'm about to order it for my own 2014 CRV b/c the model number on the Honda eStore is the same as on Amazon. Check it just to make sure for yourself.
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Hello there Brian, I found the exact part number i needed from honda estore, just had to look at my model and then copy and paste the part number on to Amazon's search. This is the most precise way you can get the part you need.
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I replaced all 4 struts on my 2000 avalon using the Monroe quick struts. This was one of the strut part numbers. Had no problems with them.
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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 checked Monroe's catalog and they do not offer a quick strut for your vehicle. Thanks!!
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Hi Christine - yyyyeah, about that, there are none! I read a bunch of the reviews and kinda figured it out on my own and I'm NOT very handy. Pop the plastic covers off the mounting areas (on the rails that already exist on your CR-V) with a small flathead screwdriver. You can determine where the four crossbar holders/mounts/whatever you wanna call them go by matching how they fit on the rails. Put the rubber strip on the crossbars facing up and the larger of the two crossbars goes in the front. Let me know if you want more info or tips! (austin.hill@mac.com) Good luck!
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If you have a computer, just go to KYB.com and search the catalog. It fits front and rear depending on the model and year of your car. I put mine on the front struts of a 2000 Honda CRV, but probably didn't need it, because the CRV has "metal" boots which will last much longer than the plastic ones. (Unless you live in the rust belt.) I didn't want to send them back, so I just used them. If I remember correctly, the OEM strut washer under the metal boot gets tossed. If used the KYB boot will sit too high on the strut rod, and the top nut will not have enough threads to grip.
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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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Rachel - I think the answer is maybe... This reference lists it: (remove spaces to restore link) www.rockauto.com/ catalog/ x,carcode,1430832,parttype,13257Here's the info I was able to glean from a few parts sites:2005 HONDA CR-V 2.4L L4 : Body-Exterior : Door Lock ActuatorDORMAN Part # 746361 More Info {#72115S5A003, 72115S84A01} Front Right; Built in Great BritainRear Right; Built in Great BritainDORMAN Part # 746362 More Info {#72155S5AA01, 72155S84A11} Front Left; Built in Great Britain[May fit the Rear left]
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This is a loaded strut that includes strut, spring a upper mount assembled. Thanks!! WCPDIESEL 888-986-3373
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It should. I installed one on our 2008 CR-V. I will note that where it fits on the "tab" which is glued to the windshield, it is not as "solid" as the OEM mirror was. If I remember right, the OEM mirror was not quite a "standard" design but used a spring assembly or something to keep it aligned tightly and locked in place, whereas this mirror uses a standard design. You may be able to find a Honda-specific adapter if you want to get a more solid or "tighter" fit, but I decided that it was not necessary for us.