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2001 Lincoln Navigator Coil Springs
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Diagram (1 of 1): Rear Suspension - Ride Control
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MSRP: $138.78 Your Price: $101.981
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Kit - Air Spring Connector Repair- Part Notes: End of line connector repair kit, w/auto load leveling
- Callout Name: 5B321
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OEM 2001 Lincoln Navigator Parts for Ride Control - Rear
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Ride Height Sensor Installation and Repair Tips for 2001 Lincoln Navigator
- Q: What steps should be taken before servicing the ride height sensor to ensure safety on 2001 Lincoln Navigator?A: Disabling the air suspension system before servicing the ride height sensor will help to avoid unwanted inflation or deflation. Lift the car, un-hook the harness fastener and un-attach the sensor. Disconnect it to the ball studs, and then attach the new sensor by following the sequences of removal in the opposite direction.