Review on Monroe 58643 Adjust Shock Absorber by Alex Reunion

Replaced defective shock absorbers, same excellent quality! As I installed mine, I used a jack to raise the rear frame and put the jack stand on with a bolt on PB blaster before using my hand to help remove and remove the old shock, cleaning and wiping the area. Clean the nuts and bolts, put some blue threadlock on and hand tighten the bottom bolt on the new shock first, then the top bolt, which is the tricky part, but use a jack to raise the frame until it's perfectly aligned (you may have to pry it open). the hole a little so the bushing just fits in), then hand tighten the top bolt, then lower the truck all the way, then tighten to 66 ft-lbs and you're done!