Focus Auto Parts 1334148L rear left strut assembly for the 2015-2018 Jeep Renegade joins the strut and coil spring in one unit. This Focus Auto Parts suspension strut, a complete strut and coil spring assembly, damps wheel movement at the rear left corner.
- Strut and coil spring joined in a single assembly
- Made for the rear left position, with one assembly per side of the axle
Quick facts
- Part: Focus Auto Parts 1334148L strut assembly
- Also called: complete strut and coil spring assembly
- Fits: 2015-2018 Jeep Renegade
- Position: Rear left
A worn strut can show up as a bouncy ride, a clunk over bumps or oil on the strut body. Before you replace the assembly, rule out a loose wheel, an unevenly worn tire or a damaged rear bushing, since those can produce similar noises and ride complaints.
Fits
This assembly is a direct-fit replacement for the 2015-2018 Jeep Renegade, which takes one on each side of the rear axle. This listing is one assembly for the rear left; the rear right is a separate part, and the pair on that axle is normally replaced at the same time.
Specifications
- Position: Rear left
- Quantity per vehicle: 1 for the rear left side
- Type: strut and coil spring assembly
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Focus Auto Parts 1334148L strut assembly right for the 2015-2018 Jeep Renegade?
Yes. Focus Auto Parts 1334148L is the rear left strut assembly for the 2015-2018 Jeep Renegade, so it goes on the left side of the rear axle.
Is this strut assembly for the left or the right rear?
It is for the rear left. The rear right takes its own assembly, which is a separate part ordered on its own.
Does this strut assembly come with the coil spring?
Yes. Focus Auto Parts 1334148L joins the strut and the coil spring in one assembly, so the spring comes already combined with the strut.
How can I tell if a rear strut is leaking?
With the vehicle parked and the engine off, look at the strut body. A wet or oily film on it can mean the seal is failing, and a shop can confirm it.
Can I keep driving with a worn rear strut?
No. Have a worn or leaking strut checked or replaced promptly, because the strut helps control how the wheel moves over bumps.
