🚀 Elevate Your Ride with Motorcraft's Precision Engineering!
The Motorcraft ASH-12221 Rear Shock Absorber is a high-quality, vehicle-specific component designed to enhance your car's performance and ride quality. Made in the USA from durable aluminum, this shock absorber fits multiple makes and models, ensuring a seamless installation experience.
| Brand | Motorcraft |
| Auto Part Position | Rear |
| Style | Modern |
| Vehicle Service Type | Car |
| Exterior Finish | Machined |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00031508559622 |
| UPC | 031508559622 |
| Manufacturer | MOTORCRAFT |
| Model | Shock Absorber |
| Item Weight | 5 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 21.86 x 2.85 x 2.57 inches |
| Item model number | ASH-12221 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ASH-12221 |
E**C
OEM quality great price
Skeptical to buy OEM Ford online with so much counterfeit Motorcraft parts floating around online. Quick delivery arrived in authentic packaging & stamping upon inspection. The entire assembly included shock mount and dust shield/bumper too! Quality, sturdy restoring my ride feel & comfort on my 2011 ford fiesta. Please continue vetting Motorcraft authenticity at Amazon & you’ve got a customer who’ll continue to purchase! Thanks
D**D
Works
Works well on a 2011 Ford Fiesta.
P**S
Correct Shocks
The shock fit the car correctly
C**H
Easy install on 2012 Fiesta SE
My mom's went out, so I purchased these and replaced. Very easy replacement, just look on YT. Welding could be better, but probably Ford quality, since I believe they are OEM.
M**E
Good
Good
A**R
Can't go wrong with Factory Ford parts
Easy install
R**Y
The Replacement!
Good price and a easy install!
A**E
These don't last.
I installed two of these on the rear of my 2013 Fiesta SE in July of 2017 (the factory ones were completely gone after four years). For the last year I have noticed the suspension was getting squirley over bumps. Then my company provided me with a vehicle and I didn't drive the Fiesta for 6 months. My wife did, and she started complaining about it. I kept checking the front end thinking the problem had to be there, but finally checked the relatively new rear shocks. They are both completely blown, with oil from them coating everything back there. I wish I could give 0 stars! Now my problem is finding someone besides motorcraft who makes these.
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