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| This is a discussion on 2008 prius: How long do the front struts last on the prius? within the Gen II Prius Main Forum forums, part of the Gen II (2004-2009) Toyota Prius Forums category; Originally Posted by usbseawolf2000 ...I guess parts are inter-changeable? Apparently. Champion Toyota had shipped me the following part numbers: 48510-49495 ... |
2008 prius: How long do the front struts last on the prius?
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Friends: 44 | Apparently. Champion Toyota had shipped me the following part numbers: 48510-49495 and 48520-49585. Note that these "top-level" part numbers are not the same as the part numbers marked on the strut body. I suppose this is because the strut is shipped with a new top nut? |
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Friends: 0 | I hope Tokico starts making replacements for the Prius. I used them on my Accord and 240 and liked them. I was less favorably impressed with the KYB's that were originally on the 240. |
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Friends: 0 | I used to get 80K+ on even the Geos. Longest-lasting one went 137K before I broke the engine. 3-cylinders and I worked OK together up to a point. Averaged over 20K per year back then, not the 10K I managed to squeak in this past August-to-August. Some of those cars didn't last all that long but I'm reading here about 60K strut replacement so I'm way past that and nervous... |
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Friends: 59 | I have 110k miles and the front struts and rear shock absorbers are still working. I did inspect them and did not find any leak. I will be replacing them with Tanabe Sustec Pro from Japan. They don't have it available in US for the Iconic models. |
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