Dorman 924-412 Shock Mount Compatible with Select Models

Exact fit for 2010 Mazda 3. Just like oem. Dorman never lets me down.

Broken rear shock mounts seem to be a chronic problem with Mazda 3s in a string of successive model years. My right one went at about 85K miles, and the left one just went at 100K. They're relatively easy to fix if you have a deep socket wrench set and some patience. Plenty of YouTube videos can show you how. The Dormans are an exact replacement, less expensive than others, and do the job fine. If I keep this car for another 100K miles I suspect these will crack too. They don't rust out. These are stress fractures from bearing the brunt of constant up and down motion, and the aluminum just gives out. If you want something that lasts longer, look for a more durable, more expensive replacement. I took my chances with these. So far so good.

Fits like a glove on my 2010 Mazda3 2.5L GT hatchback. The OEM quality is not good either to be honest since in North East they get corroded due to salt and wetness in the winter This is very good for but the quality is same as OEM, 5star for the price and fit

You can't get this parts no where, because it's on back order just even from the dealer, and I got it from here: now, on my case, I had to made some modifications because the backing place on the top, they didn't align.

Worked good. Easy replacement for my 2014 Ford focus. Buy two because if one is broke the other will break shortly after.

Perfect fit for 2010 Mazda 5. No more clunk in the back! Great price, fit perfect and fixed the problem

After 13 years and 222k miles the original shock mount corroded, cracked and finally broke. This was a perfect replacement and looks very similar to the original. It can be replaced by just jacking the car up and compressing the shock manually to get some space. Getting the shock nut off is the hardest part but not too bad. YouTube is your friend. How long it will last, who knows.

installed this when replacing leaky stock dampers on a 2013 mazda 5. worked perfectly.

Perfect fit for 2009 Mazda 3, the bolts provided not needed/compatible, I reused the existing nuts. Thread locker also provided which is nice.

Replaced the broken one with no issues.

I bought this to replace my rear driver shock on a 2007 Mazda 3. I had replaced the passenger rear a year ago and was too lazy to do both even though the guy where I bought my previous mount said I should replace both. This product came just as described. It is identical to the one I had bought from the automotive supplier and comes with a set of 2 new screws to mount onto the car. For the price you can't go wrong. Install is straightforward; if you’re not familiar with installing this but feel like you are handy enough I would recommend searching for instructions online. Otherwise, leave it up to your mechanic. You’re removing the 2 screws that hold the mount to the car. There’s one bolt holding the shock to the mount and if you can manage to squeeze a socket and get your wrench and free the bolt with the limited space you can avoid having to remove the lower bolt holding the whole shock in place. Otherwise you’ll need to take the whole shock out so you can reach that one nut. Expect your existing screws to be seized. I would recommend getting some penetrating oil and spraying the existing bolts liberally At least a half hour beforehand; the longer the better... even the day before lol. Having an impact gun also makes removal and install much easier... or you could be one of the lucky ones and everything comes apart easily. The way these are manufactured and because they are exposed to the elements; they will wear and break eventually just like any other exposed part on your car. I believe these should be replaced around 50,000kms anyways. So As long as it lasts a few years it's doing its job. Remember to tighten properly. This piece is taking a lot of vibration and if it isn’t mounted properly could lead to premature breaking. For the price, it's a good buy. I don't see a difference from the one I purchased from a supplier versus the one I purchased here.

Fit 2008 Mazda 3 oem part

Thanksgiving weekend (Canada), Saturday, picking up the kids in town and started driving home when suddenly I could hear this awful rattling coming from the wheel well. Long story short, very carefully, made it home without any damage. Ordered these on Sunday, paid for next day delivery (well worth the $11.xx). Next day rolls around, it's Thanksgiving day, driver arrived at the door around 11 am and about an hour later both mounts were done. We'll see how long they last for seeing as they are aluminum and the Canadian winter is pretty brutal with all the salt. Parts were a perfect match and came with the crimped nuts. The inner circumference of the nuts were exactly the same size but I needed 1 size larger socket from the manufacturer's size get them on - def not a big deal. Very happy with the next day delivery, on a Stat holiday, easy to put on and best of all, didn't miss any work. update: Dec 2023 - Back pass side broke after 2 years (even threw some paint on them before installing), looks like it had been cracked for a while and finally snapped - thankfully the bolts weren't sheared off. The other side will likely need to be done but not until spring. This 2nd time around, I got the steel ones.