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Ultima | Front Right Strut Shock Absorber 2.4L | Honda CR-V RD7 2001–2005 | 65152R

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Ultima | Front Right Strut Shock Absorber 2.4L | Honda CR-V RD7 2001–2005 | 65152RUltima Strut Shock Absorber (Single) for Honda CR V RD7 2. 4L 20012005 This Ultima Front Right Strut Shock Absorber (65152R) is an OE standard replacement component designed for the passenger's side of your Honda CR V (Second Generation, RD7 Series) equipped with the 2. 4L engine. It is specifically tailored for models manufactured between December 2001 and October 2005, restoring reliable suspension performance and stable handling. Warranty 3 year

Ultima Strut Shock Absorber (Single) for Honda CR-V RD7 2.4L 2001–2005

This Ultima Front Right Strut Shock Absorber (65152R) is an OE-standard replacement component designed for the passenger's side of your Honda CR-V (Second Generation, RD7 Series) equipped with the 2.4L engine. It is specifically tailored for models manufactured between December 2001 and October 2005, restoring reliable suspension performance and stable handling.

Warranty

3 year / 100000km

Why Ultima?

Ultima shocks are engineered for the harsh Australian conditions, providing durability and consistent performance. Designed as a direct OE replacement, they restore your vehicle’s ride comfort and handling stability.

Key Features:

  • Application: Front Right Strut Shock Absorber for Honda CR-V RD7 2.4L 2001–2005
  • Vehicle Type: Specifically for 2.4L engine models
  • Design: Twin-tube, nitrogen gas-charged for stable, fade-free dampening
  • Material: High-strength steel construction
  • Performance: Reliable, consistent, and quiet road control, especially in SUVs
  • Fitment: Direct OE replacement – no modifications required. Matches 65153L (Front Left).
  • Unit of Measure: Sold individually (1 piece)

Technical Specifications

  • Brand: Ultima
  • Part Number (SKU): 65152R
  • System Type: Shock Absorber / Strut
  • Material: High-Strength Steel
  • Position: Front Right
  • Vehicle Model: Honda CR-V (RD7 Series) 2.4L
  • Years: 12/2001–10/2005
  • Use: SUV / Passenger Vehicle

Vehicle Fitment Information

Make Model Series Years Position
Honda CR-V RD7 2.4L 12/2001–10/2005 Front Right

 

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