Robert Wright
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How many have had to replace front shocks on 2018 expedition at $600 each!
2018 Front Shocks
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Gumby
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Just had my two rears replaced at $750 ea plus labor. 2K job! Oh and you will need an alignment after that too!
sjwhiteley
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If it's a non-warranty replacement, wouldn't you use an aftermarket quality shock (Bilstein?), if you are using your own cash?
If you have CCD no at this time.
sjwhiteley
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Ah, yes; should have realized that for the price. Well, doesn't that just suck.
Robld2
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Replaced all 4 on wife’s 2018 Limited with Bilstein 5100. $680 for the shocks and $900 to have local shop put them on. I can’t believe Ford put such junk shocks in them. Stealership claimed they were “not aware” of the problem and they are a wear item anyway.
Lee Dame
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I had all four of mine replaced along with a front-wheel bearing at less than 10k miles on 2018 Expedition Max Limited. Fortunately covered by warranty but it means that I may have to replace again in the future. Will go with the Bilsteins when I have to pay for my own.
Zig10
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Had drivers front and rear replaced over the summer. Just found front passenger strut leaking this weekend when changing the oil, so it'll be going in shortly for that one, too.
Never seen this on any vehicle I have owned before, especially since it's both front AND rear. It's not like it's even the same part number to complain about.
Never seen this on any vehicle I have owned before, especially since it's both front AND rear. It's not like it's even the same part number to complain about.
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