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Chrysler Shock And Strut Mount makes use of its main advantage which is the isolation of the bumps and steering forces to ensure that the trips remain calm and quiet when the passengers are in the vehicle. The cars that Chrysler has produced since 1925 combine good construction, bold design and intelligent practicality. Floating Power minimized the shake in the engine at its early stage, Airflow enhanced the comfort of the cabin with enhanced aerodynamics, and practical minivan demonstrated how Chrysler could combine the space with easy access to families. The company continues to emphasize spacious interiors, ride quality and simple pricing today that allows the purchaser to enjoy value without trying too hard, turning Chrysler vehicles into reliable friends on the urban road or a highway. Shock And Strut Mount is the top connection of the strut or shock absolver and the body that isolates the sound and enables the suspension movement and steering rotation to be accurate. Installing the Chrysler Shock And Strut Mount requires the car to be parking on flat terrain, braking, loosening wheel nuts, lifting the car and removing the wheel. Help the control arm with a jack stand, disconnect brake, sensor lines and un-bolt the stump of the knuckle to the strut. Compress the spring, scrape out the top nut and lift out the old mount. Install new Shock And Strut Mount, bearings transfer marks, tighten center nut. Reassemble the strut, reconnect lines, reconnect the wheel, bring the vehicle down, torque the lugs, and finally do an alignment test and short test.