Question 1

Buying & Fitting Guide

Accepted Answer

A shock and a strut do the same basic job on a vehicle, damping the movement of the spring and stopping oscillation and bounce. Even though they do the same thing, shocks and struts are completely different parts. Every vehicle was designed with either shocks or struts and your vehicle's suspension cannot be changed to use the other. Strut mounts fix the strut system to the main structure of the vehicle, sometimes the mounts can fail due to wear, causing the strut to break away from the strut mount resulting in a free moving strut which restricts it from dampening energy caused my uneven road surfaces. In order to determine if your vehicle has shocks or struts, refer to your owner’s manual prior to purchasing your replacement part(s). Some important information for selecting the correct strut mounts is the type of strut needed; fitment position, mounting type, suspension type and date limitation of the unit. As car manufacturers regularly update certain peripherals and design of their models, some strut mounts will only be suitable for particular models of certain years.

Question 2

Useful Fitting Accessories & Tools

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Click on the links below to find useful fitting accessories and tools:

Torches and Work Lights
Knee Pads
Mechanic's Toolkit
Jacks and Axle Stands
Disposable Gloves and Hand Care
Lubricant
Screwdrivers
Grip-wrenchs
Cleaning

Question 3

Helpful Tips

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Poor road conditions and potholes result in strut mount failures becoming more common. When strut mounts begin to fail, the driver can experience knocking sounds when traveling over indifferences of the road’s surface. Failures may also include heaviness in the vehicle’s steering system. The general rule of thumb is to have your strut mounts inspected at each servicing interval however, most vehicle manufacturers recommend having your struts mounts replaced in between 50,000 – 100,000 miles. If you experience any of these symptoms, make sure to have your struts mounts inspected as a failed mount can impair your vehicles performance and handling, rendering it less safe to drive.

Question 4

Quinton Hazell Strut Mounts

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Profile Having been first launched in the 1940's by its eponymous founder Sir Eric Quinton Hazell, the QH brand and business grew quickly to become the largest aftermarket car parts supplier Worldwide. Combining the values of supplying Original Equipment, quality spares with good customer service, high availability from large locally managed stocks and a prompt delivery service established the model for a successful automotive component supply business that is still valid today. QH products are now designed, manufactured, sourced and delivered by one of the most stable and reliable organisations in the automotive aftermarket sector, QH now has even more to offer. Most of the original high quality QH product sources have been rekindled to ensure the QH name retains its status as a pioneer in the supply of OE quality aftermarket products.

Quinton Hazell Front Top Strut Mount - 19512

€38.99

Item code: 273227

Delivery Only

In stock

Dispatch: MONDAY

Fitting Position: Front Axle, Left and Right

Specifications

OE Numbers Open

Overview

Quinton Hazell Front Top Strut Mounting

Buying & Fitting Guide

Useful Fitting Accessories & Tools

Helpful Tips

Quinton Hazell Strut Mounts

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