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Front Right Shock Absorber for Toyota Agya 1.0 1KR-VE (2020-2023) - KYB 3320028

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Front Right Shock Absorber for Toyota Agya 1.0 1KR-VE (2020-2023) - KYB 3320028Vehicle Fitment & Part Details This KYB front right shock absorber (part number 3320028) fits the 2020 2023 Toyota Agya 1. 0 with the 1KR VE petrol engine (B100 body). Verify VIN before ordering and pair with KYB 3320029 on the front left for balanced damping and handling. Key Details SKU 3320028 Brand KYB MPN 3320028 Component Shock Absorber Position Front Right Primary Fitment Toyota Agya 1. 0 1KR VE B100 (2020 2023) Paired Article KYB 3320029

Vehicle Fitment & Part Details

This KYB front right shock absorber (part number 3320028) fits the 2020-2023 Toyota Agya 1.0 with the 1KR-VE petrol engine (B100 body). Verify VIN before ordering and pair with KYB 3320029 on the front left for balanced damping and handling.

Key Details

SKU
3320028
Brand
KYB
MPN
3320028
Component
Shock Absorber
Position
Front Right
Primary Fitment
Toyota Agya 1.0 1KR-VE B100 (2020-2023)
Paired Article
KYB 3320029 (front left counterpart)

Key Benefits

  • KYB-manufactured front right shock absorber - Kayaba (KYB) is a long-standing Japanese OE supplier to Toyota and most major Asian manufacturers, trusted for consistent ride quality and long service life.
  • Direct replacement for the factory-fitted front right shock absorber on the Toyota Agya - no modification required.
  • Paired with KYB 3320029 (front left) for a complete axle replacement.

Product Specifications

Specification Value
Component Type Shock Absorber
Position Front Right
Brand KYB (Kayaba)
Target Engine Toyota 1KR-VE 1.0 L petrol (3-cylinder, 998 cc)
Chassis B100 body
Paired Article KYB 3320029 (front left)

Vehicle Fitment

Make Model Body Engine Years Cylinders
Toyota Agya VVT-i B100 1KR-VE, 1.0 Petrol 2020-2023 3

Fitment Notes

  • Always verify the engine code (1KR-VE) and chassis (B100) match before ordering. Send us your VIN if verification is needed.
  • The Toyota Agya launched in South Africa in late 2020 as Toyota SA's entry-level city car, replacing the Etios in the budget segment.
  • Also sold in other markets as the Daihatsu Ayla and Perodua Axia - same platform, same 1KR-VE engine, same suspension geometry.
  • Shock absorbers should always be replaced as a pair across the same axle. Fit KYB 3320029 on the front left at the same time as this front right unit for balanced damping and predictable handling.

Installation / Use / Maintenance Tips

  • Compare the new shock absorber to the removed unit before installation - confirm length, top mounting type, bottom fitting type, and piston rod diameter match.
  • Inspect the top mount, bump stop, dust boot, lower mounting bushes, and coil spring condition before fitting the new shock absorber. Replace worn supporting components at the same time.
  • Always replace both front shock absorbers at the same time - a worn shock on one side means the paired unit on the other side is at a similar wear stage. Fitting one new shock alongside a worn one produces unbalanced handling.
  • Prime the shock absorber by extending and compressing it several times by hand before installation. Hold it vertically with the piston rod uppermost between cycles to bleed any air from the internal chambers.
  • Torque all mounting hardware to the Toyota workshop specification in the correct sequence.
  • Check wheel alignment after installation - shock replacement often reveals or aggravates existing alignment issues.
  • Test drive gently for the first few kilometres. Listen for unusual noises, check for pulling or uneven handling, and return for any follow-up work needed.

Common Questions

Will this fit my Toyota Agya?
Yes, provided your vehicle is a 2020-2023 Toyota Agya with the 1KR-VE engine and B100 chassis. Verify your VIN and engine code before ordering.

Is KYB a good brand?
KYB (Kayaba) is a long-established Japanese suspension manufacturer and is a factory original-equipment supplier to Toyota and several other Asian vehicle manufacturers. KYB shock absorbers are widely used as direct OE-quality replacements worldwide and carry a strong reputation for consistency and service life.

Is this for the left or right side?
This is the front right shock absorber. Order KYB SKU 3320029 for the front left side to complete a full axle pair - shock absorbers should always be replaced together across the same axle.

Do I need a front left one too?
Yes, in almost all cases. A worn shock absorber on one side means the paired shock on the other side is at a similar wear stage and should be replaced to preserve balanced damping and predictable handling. Order KYB SKU 3320029 for the front left side.

What is the 1KR-VE engine?
1KR-VE is Toyota's 1.0 L 3-cylinder petrol engine with VVT-i variable valve timing, used in the Agya and other Toyota small cars. It also powers the Daihatsu Ayla and Perodua Axia in other markets.

How do I confirm fitment?
Check your vehicle's engine code (stamped on the cylinder block and listed on your VIN plate) reads 1KR-VE, and that your Agya was manufactured 2020-2023. Send us your VIN for verification if needed.

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