Arnott Industries Suspension Shock Absorber P/N:MR-3841
Arnott Industries MR-3853 rear right shock absorber for the 2018-2023 Audi TT RS Quattro and other vehicles damps the movement of the rear right wheel. Its OES design and components give the same highly adaptive ride as the OE.
A worn shock can show up as bouncing or swaying after bumps, oily residue on the shock body or uneven tire wear. Rear springs, mounts, bushings or tires can be behind these signs too, so find the cause before buying a shock.
It fits the 2018-2023 Audi TT RS Quattro and the 2016-2023 Audi TTS Quattro. The rear axle takes one shock per side; this listing is the rear right one, the left is a separate part, and the two are normally replaced at the same time.
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Interchange: 8S0513022A · 8S0513022B · 8S0513022C · 8V0513022B · 8V0513022C · 8V0513022D
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Arnott MR-3853 rear right shock fit the 2016-2023 Audi TTS Quattro?
Yes. Arnott Industries MR-3853 fits the 2016-2023 Audi TTS Quattro, and it is the rear right shock; the left side is a separate part.
Is the Arnott MR-3853 suspension shock absorber a magnetic ride shock?
Yes. This rear right shock is a magnetically controlled monotube damper filled with magnetorheological fluid, with two electromagnetic coils inside.
Does this magnetic shock need modifications to connect to the ECU?
No. Arnott Industries MR-3853 connects to the vehicle's ECU with no modifications.
How can I tell if a rear right magnetic ride shock is worn?
Bouncing or swaying after bumps, oily residue on the shock body or uneven tire wear can mean a worn shock. A shop can also test the magnetic ride system.
Does the Arnott MR-3853 replace OE number 8S0513022A?
Yes. Arnott Industries MR-3853 replaces 8S0513022A, and the Interchange line lists the other numbers it covers.
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