KYB Suspension Strut P/N:KG9310
KYB KG9101 rear suspension strut assembly for the 1981-1984 Nissan Maxima and other vehicles damps rear suspension movement with a high-pressure gas monotube design. This KYB strut assembly adds up to 25% more damping performance over original equipment shocks, and its components and valving are designed specifically for Nissans (Datsuns).
Worn rear struts can show up as fluid leaking from the strut body, a bouncy ride or a clunk over bumps. Worn springs, bushings, mounts or tires can be behind those signs too, so find the cause before you buy a strut. This listing is one strut, and both rear struts are normally replaced together.
A strut assembly for the 1979-1981 Nissan 280ZX, this KYB part also fits the 1977-1981 Nissan 810 and the 1981-1984 Nissan Maxima.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One rear suspension strut assembly. These vehicles take two.
Interchange: G51229 · 71209
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is this the strut assembly for the 1981-1984 Nissan Maxima?
Yes. KYB KG9101 is a rear strut assembly for the 1981-1984 Nissan Maxima, which takes two.
Does this KYB suspension strut use nitrogen gas?
Yes. The KG9101 has a high-pressure nitrogen gas area with a floating piston, kept separate from the air-free hydraulic piston and valve area.
What finish does the piston rod on the KYB KG9101 have?
The KG9101 piston rod is triple chrome plated and ultra-smooth, which reduces seal wear. Fluid leaking can be a cause of shock failure.
What does a leaking rear strut look like?
Oily fluid on the strut body or piston rod can mean the strut is failing. A shop can confirm it and check the parts around it.
Is 71209 an interchange number for KYB KG9101?
Yes. 71209 is listed as an interchange number for KYB KG9101, along with G51229.
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