Monroe Shocks & Struts Air Shock Absorber P/N:MA762
Monroe Shocks & Struts MA776 rear shock absorber for the 1991-2001 Ford Explorer and other vehicles has an adjustable air chamber that holds ride height level under load. The Max-Air design is intended for hauling, and you set the pressure to suit the weight.
Fluid leaking from the body, a bouncy ride or a rear end that sags under load can mean a rear shock absorber is worn. Those signs alone do not prove the shock is at fault, since a tired rear spring can also let the back end sag.
The 1991-2001 Ford Explorer, 2001-2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac and 2001-2003 Ford Explorer Sport all take this rear shock absorber, and so do more models. If your truck is not named here, look up its year and model on the Buyer's Guide tab. The listing is sold as a pack of 2.
Fit and size
Build and materials
Two rear shock absorbers, each with a dust shield and boot.
Interchange: 49225 · 49232
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Is the Monroe MA776 the right Explorer absorber for a 1991-2001 Ford Explorer?
Yes. Monroe Shocks & Struts MA776 is listed for the 1991-2001 Ford Explorer. For another model or year, use the Buyer's Guide tab.
Does the Monroe MA776 pack include a dust shield and boot?
Yes. This Monroe MA776 pack holds two rear shock absorbers, and each one comes with a dust shield and a boot.
How much air pressure can the Max-Air rear shock absorber take?
The air chamber goes up to 150 PSI, which helps keep level height with up to 1,200 lbs of added weight. Your suspension, tires and transmission set the actual capacity.
What are the compressed and extended lengths of this rear shock absorber?
Compressed length is 15 in (381 mm) and extended length is 24.375 in (619.1 mm), which gives 9.375 in of travel.
How do I add air to the Monroe Max-Air MA776?
The air fitting ties into a factory system where applicable, or you can fill the chamber manually with an air compressor. The fitting is made to resist air leakage.
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