KYB Suspension Shock Absorber P/N:344338
KYB 565007 shock absorber for the 1997-2002 Ford Expedition and other vehicles damps spring movement to keep heavier trucks stable. Damping performance is up to 40% higher than a standard shock absorber.
Fluid on the shock body, repeated bouncing after bumps or a nose dive under braking can mean a shock is worn. Worn springs, bushings or tires can produce similar ride complaints, so find the cause before you buy.
This KYB shock absorber fits the 1997-2002 Ford Expedition, the 1992-1998 Ford F-250 and the 1985-1997 Ford F-350. Fitment calls for two shocks per vehicle, and shocks are normally replaced together. Driving a different truck? Look up its year and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section before you order.
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Does the KYB 565007 fit a 1992-1998 Ford F-250?
Yes. KYB 565007 fits the 1992-1998 Ford F-250. For other trucks, look up the year and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Is this a KYB rear shock absorber or a front one?
Both. The catalog lists this shock absorber for the front and rear positions, and it is a high-pressure monotube gas design.
Is this KYB gas shock absorber a monotube design?
Yes. KYB 565007 is a high-pressure monotube gas shock with a large bore, from the MonoMax line made for trucks.
How do I tell if a front or rear shock is worn out?
Fluid streaking down the shock body, a truck that keeps bouncing after bumps or a nose dive under braking can point to a worn shock.
Is KYB 565007 a KYB Gas-a-Just shock absorber?
No. KYB 565007 is from the MonoMax line, a heavy-duty monotube gas design made for trucks.
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