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  • 4062A023 Mitsubishi SHOCK ABSORBER FR. S

4062A023 Mitsubishi SHOCK ABSORBER FR. S, Price: 127.65$, Weight: 2.51kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Mitsubishi

    4062A023

    SHOCK ABSORBER FR. S

    		 27

    2.51

    2-3

    127.65$
     

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Kayaba
    551096 
    SHOCK ABSORBER
    		12
    3.45
    4-5
    95.07$
     
    Kayaba
    341445 
    SHOCK ABSORBER
    		1113
    3.657
    4-5
    69.03$
     
    Kayaba
    341251 
    SHOCK ABSORBER
    		1183
    2.3
    4-5
    68.86$
     
    ORIENT SPARE PARTS
    ORM341445 
    SHOCK ABSORBER
    		88
    5.75
    2-3
    16.54$
     
    FEBEST
    04658554F 
    FRONT SHOCK ABSORBER
    		0
    6.325
    -
    46.70$
    		 Not Available
    TOP
    341251 
    S/ABSORBER FR. MITPAJERO 99~06
    		0
    2.3
    4-5
    18.69$
    		 Not Available
    TOP
    341445 
    S/ABS FR R+L
    		0
    3.657
    4-5
    18.27$
    		 Not Available
    FEBEST
    KAB029 
    ARM BUSH FOR REAR ROD
    		0
    0.242
    -
    3.83$
    		 Not Available

    Compatibility

    FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
    V80,90#JapanV87W08.200608.20193800/SHORT WAGON<07M-> View
    FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
    V80,90#Europe (EUROPE)V87W09.200603.20213800/SHORT WAGON<07M-> View
    FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
    V80#General (EXPORT)V86W09.200604.20212800D-TURBO/SHORT WAGON<07M-> View

    Front Suspension Shock Absorber (Right Side)

    This front right shock absorber is a key suspension part that keeps your SUV stable, comfortable, and safe on rough roads . It is needed to control spring movement so the wheel stays planted and the body does not keep bouncing after bumps.

    How It Works

    Inside the unit, oil flows through precision valves as the rod moves up and down. That hydraulic resistance turns suspension energy into heat, slowing the motion in both compression and rebound. The result is steadier steering, better braking control, and less vibration through the cabin.

    What Happens If It Fails

    A worn or leaking shock can cause nose dive while braking, extra body roll in turns, longer stopping distance, and uneven tire wear. You may notice knocking sounds, “floating” handling, or the vehicle bouncing multiple times after a bump . Ignoring it can stress bushings, mounts, and other suspension parts.

    Best Practice

    For balanced handling, technicians usually replace shocks in pairs on the same axle and check top mounts and dust boots during installation .

    Compatibility

    • Pajero
    • Pajero/Montero
    • Pajero/Montero<Short>