Shock absorber Chevrolet Captiva rear (2006–2018) — Sachs, Monroe, KYB, Bilstein
Rear shock absorber for Chevrolet Captiva (2006–2018) — Sachs, Monroe, KYB, Bilstein and Koni part numbers with technical dimensions.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Make / Model | Chevrolet Captiva |
| Axle | Rear |
| Production Years | 2006–2018 |
| Extended length | 496 mm |
| Compressed length | 308 mm |
| Stroke | 188 mm |
Compatible Shock Absorbers
| Brand | Part Number | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Sachs (ZF) | Sachs 315 801 | OE level |
| Monroe | Monroe G8181 | OE level |
| KYB | KYB 339691 | OE level |
| Bilstein | Bilstein 24-195001 | Sport / Premium |
| Koni | Koni 8250-1020 | Sport / Adjustable |
Replacement Interval
Replacement is recommended every 80,000–100,000 km or when symptoms appear.
Always replace shock absorbers in pairs on the same axle — uneven wear causes the vehicle to pull to one side under braking.
Signs of Worn Shock Absorbers
- Body nose-dives under braking, bounces on bumps
- Knocking, squeaking or vague feeling through corners
- Increased stopping distance by 10–15%
- Uneven tyre wear (flat spots, cupping)
- Oil leaks visible on the shock absorber body
FAQ
Which shock absorbers should I choose for Chevrolet Captiva?
For standard use: Sachs Sachs 315 801 or Monroe Monroe G8181 — OE-level quality at a fair price. For improved handling: Bilstein Bilstein 24-195001.
Should shock absorbers always be replaced in pairs?
Yes — always replace both shock absorbers on the same axle. A difference in condition between left and right causes instability under braking and in corners.
Do I need to replace the springs when fitting new shock absorbers on Chevrolet Captiva?
Springs are replaced separately, only when visibly damaged (cracks, sagging, breakage). They are not replaced as routine preventive maintenance.
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