2PCS Suspension Elbow Air Strut Repair Kit for Grand Cherokee 2011-2020

These were easy to install and fit well. No air leaks and functions as it should.

Fixed my 2015 Jeep GC Summit in 15 minutes! The front was lowering over night, but no longer a problem. So glad I didn’t take it to the dealer!

I wasn't sure I needed these, but the Jeep is a 2012 and the compressor just died. I figure it overheated because the air suspension was probably leaking...so it wouldn't hurt to replace these elbows. They are shaped slightly different so I had my doubts but so far, so good! They fit and they were easy to install!

Like so many others, my Jeep air suspension started leaking in the fronts. Went to a dealer (never a good idea) and also independent repair shops. They both said I need to either replace ALL of my air shocks or convert them to standard shock. Estimates were way over $1000. The car is getting older (over 200k miles) so I thought it may not even be worth it to do the repairs. Even considered junking the car. Decided to try these and to see if this would fix the leaks and THEY DID. WOW, what a scam that I almost fell for at the shops. This is a super easy job and could save you a TON of money. My shocks no longer loose air and they stay where they are supposed to at the different height settings. Get these!

Great air strut suspension elbow

If you're installing these yourself you might not get a good seal and they might pop out if you haven't made sure to let the biting cone washer dig into the plastic before installation. That probably doesn't make any sense, but you'll understand when you have it. The biting cone washer is alittle brass ring that goes around the black plastic tube on the strut end of the part. It's supposed to dig into the plastic to hold in place, but if you just through this in that won't happen, you need to crush it a little into place or remove it and crimp it to be tighter to accomplish this. Otherwise it'll just blow out. Besides that, these work great, but they aren't always going to just drop in and work because of that issue.

perfect fit, would buy again

I found my 2013 Jeep GC sitting very low in the front a couple days ago. When running the engine, the suspension would come back up, but you could hear the compressor kick in frequently. I sprayed some soapy water on the top of the air suspension and could see bubbles where the line goes into the elbow. I ordered these and replaced the leaky one and sprayed the connections again. No bubbles and the suspension hasn't dropped after 2 days of sitting. Cancelled my appointment with my mechanic and most likely saved a bunch of money.