KYB Shock Absorber - 441105

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The KYB Shock Absorber 441105 is an ideal choice for vehicle owners seeking to restore factory-level handling and stability to their rear suspension system. Designed for durability and precise damping, this oil-pressure telescopic shock is best suited for drivers prioritizing comfort and safety on daily commutes, though it is intended specifically for rear axle installation and requires verification against your vehicle's unique OEM specifications to ensure a proper fit.
| Model Part Number | 441105 |
|---|---|
| Brand | KYB |
Yes, always replace shock absorbers in pairs to maintain balanced handling and prevent uneven wear.
No, the 441105 model features an oil-pressure, telescopic design.
Compare the OEM reference numbers provided by your vehicle manufacturer against the compatibility list for the 441105.
No, this specific part is designed and valved exclusively for rear axle installation.
While lifespan varies based on road conditions and driving habits, standard replacement intervals are typically suggested every 50,000 to 60,000 miles.
Ensure all mounting bolts are torqued to the manufacturer's specification. Loose bolts can cause unwanted movement.
A small amount of residue during break-in is normal, but a persistent drip indicates a seal failure; the unit should be inspected for defects.
Ensure the suspension is properly unloaded using a jack stand; never force bolts if the alignment is off, as this can cross-thread the mount.
Installation of the KYB 441105 should be performed by a professional mechanic or an experienced DIYer with the proper suspension tools, including a torque wrench and safety jacks. Because this is a structural suspension component, always replace shocks in pairs (left and right) to ensure even damping.
Compatibility verification is critical; check your vehicle's manual or scan the current shock for OEM reference numbers to ensure this part matches your vehicle's specific make, model, and year. For care, keep the unit clean of excessive road grime and inspect the mounting bushings annually for signs of dry rot or cracking to maintain performance integrity.