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Power Steering Oil Cooler - Belts
2004 Lincoln Navigator Power Steering Cooler, Power Steering Hose
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MSRP: $394.55 Your Price: $237.621
F7CZ-3N824-AA
Transducer - Hydraulic Pressure- Production Date: 03/2002-06/2017
- Callout Name: 3N824
- Replaced By: 3F1Z-3K215-A
MSRP: $81.08 Your Price: $55.70
MSRP: $20.50 Your Price: $14.45
2L7Z-18124-AB
Shock Absorber Assy - Front- Part Notes: Shock Absorber Assy
- Location: Driver Side
- Production Date: 03/2002-08/2004
- Fitting Vehicle Options: Rear-Wheel Drive (Left Hand Drive)
- Callout Name: 18124
- Replaced By: AU2Z-18124-H
OEM 2004 Lincoln Navigator Parts for Power Steering Oil Cooler - Belts
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Power Steering Cooler Installation and Repair Tips for 2004 Lincoln Navigator
- Q: How to Service and Repair the Power Steering Cooler on 2004 Lincoln Navigator?A: In order to fix the power steering cooler, switch off the air suspension system. When the vehicle on the hoist is in neutral position, drive-off hoses and screws. To install the new cooler, reverse the process then fill up the system and check leakages by not introducing contaminants that can cause component failure.