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68231983AB - : Spring Seat Isolator for Mopar Image

Spring Seat Isolator

Mopar 68231983AB
SPRING SEAT
$22.37
MSRP $32.70
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6505623AA - : Hex Lock Nut for Mopar Image

Hex Lock Nut

Mopar 6505623AA
$46.00
MSRP $66.80
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6508273AA - : Hex Nut And Washer for Mopar Image

Hex Nut And Washer

Mopar 6508273AA
M12x1.25. Knuckle to LCA. Steering gear to tie rod end. Tie Rod Ends to Tie Rod. Strut to Strut Rod. Knuckle to Lower Control Arm.
$51.52
MSRP $75.60
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6104242AA - : Hex Flange Head Bolt for Mopar Image

Hex Flange Head Bolt

Mopar 6104242AA
Damper Bracket to Tie Rod. Steering Damper to Axle. Lateral Link to Knuckle. Camber Link to Crossmember. Laterial Link to Knuckle. Rear...
$29.92
MSRP $43.60
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68194317AC - : Strut Mount, Upper Left for Mopar Image

Strut Mount, Upper Left

Mopar 68194317AC
$102.35
MSRP $149.00
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6509340AA - : Outer Tie Rod Jam Nut for Mopar Image

Outer Tie Rod Jam Nut

Mopar 6509340AA
M16x1.50. Inner Tie Rod to Outer Tie Rod.
$24.60
MSRP $36.20
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6507629AB - : Steering Gear Lock Nut for Mopar Image

Steering Gear Lock Nut

Mopar 6507629AB
Inner to Outer Tie Rod End. Outer Tir Rod to Inner Tie Rod. Outer tie-rod to inner tie-rod. Tie Rod Attachment. Tie Rod Jam Nut.
$9.08
MSRP $13.60
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6509954AA - : 6 Lobe Screw for Mopar Image

6 Lobe Screw

Mopar 6509954AA
M12x1.25x78.00. Front Shock to Knuckle.
$11.04
MSRP $16.20
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6505232AA - : Hex Flange Locking Nut for Mopar Image

Hex Flange Locking Nut

Mopar 6505232AA
Strut to Knuckle. M14x2. Drier to Frame.
$16.32
MSRP $24.00
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68248733AD - : Front Suspension Strut, Left for Mopar Image

Front Suspension Strut, Left

Mopar 68248733AD
FRONT SUSPENSION
$173.65
MSRP $255.00
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6105069AA - : Hex Flange Head Bolt, Mounting Left Side for Mopar Image

Hex Flange Head Bolt, Mounting Left Side

Mopar 6105069AA
Side Of Left Transmission Bracket To Transmission [M10x1.50x60.00]. Skid Plate To Frame. Left Engine Mount To Transmission Bracket. Rear...
$5.18
MSRP $7.60
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6502555 - : Hex Flange Head Bolt for Mopar Image

Hex Flange Head Bolt

Mopar 6502555
Knock Sensor To Engine Block. M8x1.25x30. knock sensor attaching. Transfer Case to Trans. EGR Valve to Cylinder Head. Knock sensor to...
$3.62
MSRP $5.40
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Shocks and Struts 101: Everything You Need to Know

What They are

They're critical parts of vehicle suspension systems. Shocks, also called shock absorbers, are mounted vertically behind the tires and contain hydraulics that minimize spring movement. Struts, also known as strut assemblies, are mounted horizontally and look like extensions of wheels; they often contain both springs and shocks, and they're designed to bear weight. (Note that some vehicles can have struts on one axle and shocks on the other, but that not all vehicles have struts.)

What They Do

They help a vehicle stabilize. They do this by controlling the activity of the suspension's coil springs, and this, in turn, does many things. For one, it helps keep wheels aligned. Secondly, it minimizes body roll. Third, it helps tires remain on the road. Fourth and finally, it helps maintain consistent braking and overall handling. In sum, it keeps the drive well-controlled, and thus, enjoyable.

The Symptoms of When They Go Bad

They include:

  • Generally rough ride quality
  • Abnormal forward lean during a stop
  • Bouncing and/or pulling sideways when turning
  • Worsening response from the steering system
  • Loss of control at higher speeds
  • Uneven or flat areas on the tires
  • An oily or greasy film on suspension parts

Luckily, these signs most often appear before the situation gets worse. See any of them, and you should do a thorough suspension inspection and replace whatever parts the results require. Otherwise, be sure to check on the system every 50,000 miles or so, as per most owner's manuals. Double-check yours for more information. When it's time to order parts, make sure to get genuine ones.

Why You Should Buy Genuine OEM

What Mopar manufactures will fit your brand and model best. That kind of assurance, you may not get from aftermarket shocks and struts.

Where to Order Replacement Mopar Shocks and Struts

From the online catalog here at our auto parts store. We carry both of them, and all you need to do to find what you're looking for is browse by make, model, and year. Buy them now, and we'll ship fast, straight to your doorstep.