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Old 08-02-2012, 04:37 PM
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I have a new catalog from LMC for Dakota and Durango. For Dakota it says for 1997-06. Would these parts fit a 2007??? If 3rd gen is 2007 +, they should, Right?? (the parts listed for 2005-2006 that is)
 

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3rd gen is 2005 and up, so don't count on anything that fits 2004 or earlier to fit a third gen. There are only a couple of second gen items of that could possibly fit. Anything listed for 2005 or 2006 will fit your 07 perfectly.
 

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Agreed. They didn't really change the body style/engine until the 2008 model year.
 
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Great--thats what I thought. Thanks.
 
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They are expensive though.
 
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Will keep that in mind....Thanks! Not necessarily getting anything right now, just wanted the info.
 
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Well when you find the parts you are looking for, post them back here, and everyone will help you find a better deal elsewhere.
 
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That's what's good about this group...got each other's back. Next thing I will need is a set of quick struts. Rock Auto has for $163 each. I understand these aren't carried by a lot of places?? Got my Sensa track load levelers from Amazon delivered Wednesday.They were $95 a pair...free shipping, no sales tax. Need to get my son to help install when he is available......
 
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Jack up by frame and take off all the weight from suspension. That way you don't have to compress them
 
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^ I jacked by the Axle, PITA to get them on. lol
Jack it up by the frame for the rear shocks, will make it easier I bet
 


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