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The Monroe G1134 is a single rear gas pressure telescopic shock absorber designed for NISSAN Micra IV, Note, Almera, and Versa II Limousine models up to 09/2015. It offers an upgrade to original damping specifications, ideal for enhancing ride quality during normal city and highway driving by compensating for wear in other suspension components. A potential consideration is that this is a single unit, requiring a pair for full rear axle replacement.
| Model Part Number | G1134 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Monroe |
Yes, for proper and balanced performance, shock absorbers should always be replaced in pairs on the same axle. You will need two units for the rear of your vehicle.
Gas pressure in a shock absorber helps to prevent foaming of the hydraulic fluid under heavy use, leading to more consistent damping performance and a reduction in 'fade' compared to non-gas shocks.
The time can vary depending on the vehicle and the mechanic's experience, but typically replacing a pair of rear shock absorbers takes about 1 to 2 hours.
No, the Monroe G1134 is specifically designed for the rear axle. Front shock absorbers have different mounting and damping characteristics.
The lifespan varies depending on driving conditions and mileage. However, shock absorbers typically start to wear out between 50,000 to 100,000 miles (80,000 to 160,000 km).
The Monroe G1134 is designed for normal city and highway driving. For towing or carrying heavy loads, consider heavy-duty or load-leveling suspension options.
Verify correct shock absorber installation and ensure they were replaced in pairs. Check for other worn suspension components like bushings or springs.
Confirm all mounting bolts are tightened to the manufacturer's specifications. Inspect for loose or damaged components in the surrounding suspension assembly.
While shock absorbers impact handling, pulling is often related to wheel alignment or tire pressure. Check alignment and tire pressures first. If issues persist, consult a mechanic to inspect suspension components.
Compatibility: This shock absorber is specifically designed for the rear axle of the following NISSAN models:
Ensure your vehicle's model and production date fall within these specifications before installation.
Installation: Professional installation by a qualified mechanic is recommended. The shock absorber features a bottom eye and top pin mounting system that must align correctly with the vehicle's suspension points. Always replace shock absorbers in pairs (left and right) on the same axle for balanced performance and safety.
Care: Shock absorbers are generally maintenance-free. However, regular visual inspections of the suspension system, including the shock absorbers, are advised. Look for any signs of fluid leaks, physical damage, or unusual noises from the suspension during driving. Keep the area around the shock absorber clean from excessive dirt and debris.
