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Monroe MA822 Max-Air Air Shock Absorber - Pair of 2
2000 cadillac
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The Max-Air shock absorber is ideal for vehicles that haul heavy loads or tow trailers. Designed to maintain level vehicle height, they can be inflated or deflated as needed...from 20 psi to 150 psi with the vehicle loaded. A pair of Max-Air shock absorbers can maintain ride height when up to 1,200 lbs of additional weight is loaded..../ Monroe MA822 Max-Air Air Shock Absorber - Pair of 2 / 2000 cadillac
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Bought this replacement shock, because I didn't want to pay for the GM replacements that are very expensive. Only took 2 hours to replace. Didn't even have to remove the wheels. The only difficult part was tightening the top nut in the trunk. Need a 15mm offset wrench and a Cresent wrench to get the top nut tight enough. Don't forget the cup washers and be sure to tighten the nut so the washer in the wheel well doesn't wiggle otherwise you will hear a knocking noise when hitting bumps. Word of advice is to test drive the car before buttoning up the cloth wheel covers inside the trunk in case you don't have the top nuts tight enough. The shocks work OK for the money, but don't expect the exact same ride as the originals. The air lines clip right on like the originals. The shocks are painted black unlike the picture.
2004 Cadillac Deville replacement shock : Monroe MA822 Max-Air Air Shock Absorber - Pair of 2
Bought this replacement shock, because I didn't want to pay for the GM replacements that are very expensive. Only took 2 hours to replace. Didn't even have to remove the wheels. The only difficult part was tightening the top nut in the trunk. Need a 15mm offset wrench and a Cresent wrench to get the top nut tight enough. Don't forget the cup washers and be sure to tighten the nut so the washer in the wheel well doesn't wiggle otherwise you will hear a knocking noise when hitting bumps. Word of advice is to test drive the car before buttoning up the cloth wheel covers inside the trunk in case you don't have the top nuts tight enough. The shocks work OK for the money, but don't expect the exact same ride as the originals. The air lines clip right on like the originals. The shocks are painted black unlike the picture.
