2002 LeSabre air shocks

[mikemrq]

Will the Monroe Shocks MA822MM hook up to the original air line fittings?

[maxwedge]

No, you will need to splice the lines with 1/8 ferrule unions, be warned these shocks ride harder than stock.

[Jrs3800]

The MA822 will fit and the connectors are a direct fit as well.. I had no issues installing them on my 03 Bonneville, and the same shock crosses to the LeSabre..

I do agree tho, they do give a rougher ride, But I like my cars to handle..

[maxwedge]

The shock line fittings on the set I got were not the same as the oe shocks, easy to convert though, strange?

[Jrs3800]

Originally Posted by maxwedge

The shock line fittings on the set I got were not the same as the oe shocks, easy to convert though, strange?

That is strange.. My Monroes MA822 were a perfect fit... Didn't have to adapt anything at all.. What kind of fittings did your shocks have?

Mine were a clip style exactly like the OE... On my 95 van its a screw on style..

[mikemrq]

Do the air line fittings just pull off or is there a clip that has to be removed first?

What about the Gabriel Hi Jackers, are they the same way? the local parts store has both in stock.

[Jrs3800]

I would recommend and take the Monroes over the Gabriel...

Should be a metal clip, then the connector should come off..

[maxwedge]

The kit came with screw ons, from Rock Auto.

[Jrs3800]

Yeah Max, it should be easy to swap either way really.. Should not be that hard by any means.. If thats what the kit comes with thats what I'd use..