How much is a driver side strut?
The price you’ll pay to replace struts can vary quite a bit depending on brand of struts (usually either KYB, Monroe, Gabriel, or Bilstein), the make and model of your vehicle, and where you have the strut replacement done. On average, expect to pay somewhere between $450 and $900 to replace a pair of struts.
How to install driver side spring on EZGO?
Driver side spring installation is the reverse order of disassembly making sure to install the long bolt, spring plate, spacer, nut and washer in their original locations. Use new lock nuts to secure the rack and pinion unit, two short bolts and rear bolts.
What kind of springs do I need for my Silverado?
This fit my 04 Silverado 2500HD perfectly. I didn’t have to trim it. The springs look very thin but they are the same as OEM that I removed. The truck has 330,000 miles so the first set lasted awhile. Hot tip- connect the four included coil springs first. Then pull the grid spring toward the clips on opposite end.
Can a GM seat spring fit a Silverado?
My application is a 2004 Silverado 1500 with bucket seats. This install was for the drivers side. While others have said they needed to trim the seat spring to fit, I did not. Yes it was wider than the original spring however I test fitted as you see in the photo. The 4 supplied springs are extremely stiff.
How do you install Springs on a truck seat?
Really helped revive my old truck seat. I installed the springs onto frame first then used vice grips to pry against the frame and hooking springs onto end wire. I measured and cut 1 inch off side to fit using heavy wire cutters. The new springs are little stiffer than original; but still comfortable. This was easier than I thought it would be!
What are the springs on the front seat?
Reproduction of the original seat springs that attach to the front seat tracks. The set includes 3 springs to replace the seat adjustment levers springs under the seat in order to function properly. Set comes coomplete with…
What kind of springs are in Chevy trucks?
This 1963-1972 GM Frame Stud Seat Retaining Spring is a genuine GM replacment part. The corresponding GM part number is 3750696. It is comprised of spring steel.
My application is a 2004 Silverado 1500 with bucket seats. This install was for the drivers side. While others have said they needed to trim the seat spring to fit, I did not. Yes it was wider than the original spring however I test fitted as you see in the photo. The 4 supplied springs are extremely stiff.
This fit my 04 Silverado 2500HD perfectly. I didn’t have to trim it. The springs look very thin but they are the same as OEM that I removed. The truck has 330,000 miles so the first set lasted awhile. Hot tip- connect the four included coil springs first. Then pull the grid spring toward the clips on opposite end.