FCS 94014 Suspension Shock Absorber - Rear Right

Product Overview

The FCS 94014 suspension shock absorber is built for air-suspension applications that require a rear right replacement with top mount compatibility. It is a fitment-specific solution for Audi A6, Audi A6 Quattro, and Audi S6 models listed below.

Key Features

• Compressed length: 16.3
• Extended length: 24.53
• Stroke length: 8.23
• Rear right shock absorber for air suspension applications
• Top mount configuration for listed fitments

Detailed Description

FCS part number 94014 is a suspension shock absorber engineered around the dimensions required for the listed Audi applications. The compressed length, extended length, and stroke length provide the dimensional reference needed when replacing a worn rear shock in air-suspension setups. For buyers searching for an Audi A6 rear right shock absorber or an Audi A6 Quattro rear right shock absorber, this part number 94014 matches the specified configuration and mounting notes.

Compatible With: Fits 2006-2011 Audi A6, rear right. Fits 2005-2011 Audi A6 Quattro, rear right. Fits 2007-2011 Audi S6, rear right. This part number 94014 is also a direct reference point when comparing suspension shock absorber listings for these applications.

Common Issues It May Solve

• Excessive bouncing or poor damping from a worn shock absorber
• Uneven rear suspension response on air-suspension vehicles
• Noisy or unstable ride behavior from a failing rear shock
• Loss of proper suspension control during normal driving

Installation Notes

Verify the vehicle’s rear right position, air-suspension setup, and top mount requirement before ordering. Match the compressed length, extended length, and stroke length to the original unit to confirm proper fitment. Professional installation is recommended for suspension service.

Quality Assurance

FCS supplies suspension components for replacement applications with fitment-specific dimensional data to support accurate part selection. Part number 94014 should be matched to the listed vehicle, position, and suspension configuration before installation.