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The VIN number is:
2D4GP44L46R835607

I am looking for the part number of the rear shock absorbers or a source I can buy the OEM or replacement equivalent.

I believe these are the Nivomat rear shock absorbers and are self-levelling, the dealer he in my town wants $640 each.

BTW, I am in Toronto and new to this forum, this is my first post.

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Welcome to the forum Terry,

The part number for the rear shocks is 4743230AA. The list price is $474.00 US. Sorry but these are Hazmat and we can't ship them. I hope this helps you in your quest.

Steven
Thanks for the quick reply Steven, I have a friend driving to Florida, maybe I will ask them to bring back a set for me.

Any replacement available?
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Found these on ebay, they look like replacement equivalents. Are these any good, anyone here used these before and what was your experience?


http://www.ebay.com/itm/KYB-SR2002-Rear-Self-Leveling-Shock-/250854870948?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a681d8fa4&vxp=mtr

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Terry

Chopper, shop around. The list price stevenspeaking quoted is the MSRP. I've already found two other source listing them for lower - $342 and $355, but both are US sources.

The shock absorber you need is commonly known as the Nivomats (self-leveling shocks) and are very pricey. Unfortunately, you cannot substitute a normal shock.

I'm assuming they cannot be shipped out of the country as I ordered a pair ($200/shock at the time) and they were shipped to my home in VA from GA. But that was several years ago back around 2005-2006. At the time the list price was $419 each at the dealer. I managed to get them for half that plus shipping.

Good luck!
Thanks Doug for the info, I do come down to the USA about twice a year. I have family and a house in Orlando Florida so there is a possibility I may drive down and install them there. But I can't wait to have them changed the handling is terrible with the back bouncing like a yo-yo. I'll look around the web and see if I can get a good deal.

This place rocks, glad I found this site.

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I found these Monroe 40201:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/330795659594?item=330795659594&viewitem=&vxp=mtr

The look just like the ones at rockauto: http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php

Can anyone confirm this will work for the 2006 DGC SXT Rear Shock Absorbers with the Nivomat system?

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Hey guys, happy to report I got the shocks from Amazon Paid $225 for one and found an identical one on ebay for $175. They are both identical to the OEMs I took of the Van.

Installation was a breeze, I had to use two jacks one on the Axel t remove the rear wheels and another on the Chassis/frame to raise the chassis to adjust for the shock installation.

Took 15min a piece. The old ones where leaking and soft, I could pull it apart no problem.

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