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[Steering & Suspension] Shock absorbers
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Here's the thing,ive a 02 Multispace,i havnt a clue if its a Mk 1 or a Mk 2 but its a general question about front shock absorbers so it doesnt matter..I shall be replacing my front struts shortly and have found a pair on ebay.Has anybody had any experience with Monroe shocks .They are reasonably priced but are they cheap and nasty.Taking into account i normally would go middle of the road,price wise,does anybody have any suggestions/advice.Thankyou.
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Hi Graham easiest way to work out which you have, mk1 berlingos have long thin headlights and the mk2 has bigger squarish headlights. Stick your reg in europarts and see what it model it says. I haven't brought Monroe shocks for a few years but the were always good stuff and well made.
Are we there yet????? Huh
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Monroe damper's are a good quality
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I've used Monroe shock on a few different cars and they have always been good quality shocks .
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You have a very clean mk1 by the look of it and I would think one of the last ones made before the change over. Now you will be out driving playing spot the the mk1 and mk2 and impressing the missus, but you will have to shout to her if shes strapped to the roof.
Are we there yet????? Huh
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(03-09-2015, 12:39 PM)bikergraham Wrote:  
(03-09-2015, 10:53 AM)Tomcat3 Wrote:  You have a very clean mk1 by the look of it and I would think one of the last ones made before the change over. Now you will be out driving playing spot the the mk1 and mk2 and impressing the missus, but you will have to shout to her if shes strapped to the roof.

Thank you for you reply,you will note that i have removed my picture and reply so for people that are a bit confused why,it was done on advice.
 So its a Mk 1,that throws light on it for me ,its first registration was the end of April 2002,and i do believe that it changed in October ish of that year am i right? There seems to be so many variations of shock absorber available and as yet i havnt been able to get contact with the company on ebay or the Monroe web site i may just suck it in and go to europarts,i'm not keen on that company for various reasons but hey ho needs must.
 Yes i will definitely be out there spotting Mk 1s and 2s ,perhaps i'll impress her enough to give me my annual nookie !!!!!! Heart Blush
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(03-09-2015, 12:52 PM)bikergraham Wrote:  
(03-09-2015, 12:39 PM)bikergraham Wrote:  
(03-09-2015, 10:53 AM)Tomcat3 Wrote:  You have a very clean mk1 by the look of it and I would think one of the last ones made before the change over. Now you will be out driving playing spot the the mk1 and mk2 and impressing the missus, but you will have to shout to her if shes strapped to the roof.

Thank you for you reply,you will note that i have removed my picture and reply so for people that are a bit confused why,it was done on advice.
 So its a Mk 1,that throws light on it for me ,its first registration was the end of April 2002,and i do believe that it changed in October ish of that year am i right? There seems to be so many variations of shock absorber available and as yet i havnt been able to get contact with the company on ebay or the Monroe web site i may just suck it in and go to europarts,i'm not keen on that company for various reasons but hey ho needs must.
 Yes i will definitely be out there spotting Mk 1s and 2s ,perhaps i'll impress her enough to give me my annual nookie !!!!!! Heart Blush
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That's very smart for its age.Do you have a GSF factors near you? They are good with knowledge & prices.
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Thanks for That Ron.Ive taken a look at GSF car parts and they only sell Amtex gas shocks at over £51 each side i think its a little expensive and i would like to fit oil shocks as per the original anyway.Thank you for what you say about my car.Ive owned it for 6 years so im only the second owner.It gets serviced every 3000 miles [ twice a year ] and has covered only 55k miles to date.Its carefully cleaned once a week and waxed with pure Carnuba every other week.Although a very basic car its definitely got a personality and doesnt nag or answer back !! I have to say also its far more comfortable than my Merc.
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