Focus Auto Parts Suspension Strut and Coil Spring Assembly P/N:5333392R
Focus Auto Parts 1355017L front left strut assembly for the 2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma supports the left side of the front suspension.
A clunk over bumps, a bouncy ride, uneven tire wear or fluid on the strut body can mean a strut is worn. Before you replace it, rule out worn sway bar links, tire condition and wheel alignment, since those can produce similar signs.
This is a 2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma strut replacement for the front left side. Each side of the front axle takes its own 2016-2023 Tacoma strut assembly: this listing is one side, and the front right is a separate part that is normally replaced at the same time.
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Is this the front strut assembly for the 2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma?
Yes, for the front left side. Focus Auto Parts 1355017L fits the 2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma, and the front right side takes a separate strut assembly.
Will this 2016-2023 Tacoma strut replacement work on the front right?
No. Focus Auto Parts 1355017L is the front left assembly, sold one per listing. The front right needs its own strut assembly.
Does the Focus Auto Parts suspension strut come with the coil spring?
Yes. Focus Auto Parts 1355017L is sold as a strut and coil spring assembly, so the spring comes with the strut as one front left unit.
Can a leaking front strut cause a clunk over bumps?
Yes, it can. Fluid on the strut body, a clunk over bumps or a bouncy ride can mean the strut is worn, and a worn strut should be checked or replaced promptly.
How do the strut and the coil spring share the work in this assembly?
The coil spring carries the load at that corner, and the strut damps the spring's movement. This assembly supplies both as one front left unit.
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