2006 Lincoln LS Coil Springs, Control Arm, Shock Absorber, Steering Knuckle

Coil Springs, Control Arm, Shock Absorber, Steering Knuckle Installation and Repair Tips for 2006 Lincoln LS

• Q: How to Service and Repair the Lower Control Arm on 2006 Lincoln LS?

  A: In order to fix the lower control arm, make sure the vehicle is stable, take off the hub cap, and check the height of the curb. Lift the car, take off the disc of the rear brake and unfitting the shock absorber. Install the bottom arm and tighten all bolts to required torque. Install the brake disc back again.
• Q: What precautions should be taken when removing or servicing the shock absorber and spring assembly on 2006 Lincoln LS?

  A: The spring assembly also has gas pressurized shock absorber that is unassisted in extension and it is critical to keep off heat in the course of removal to avoid injury. Disassemble with a spring compressor, and do not ignore correct values of torque and part numbers in the name of safety and performance. Unassemble the process by reversing the disassembly process.
• Q: How Should the Coil Springs and Shock Absorber Assembly Be Handled to Ensure Safety During Removal and Servicing on 2006 Lincoln LS?

  A: The shock absorber and spring assembly are loaded and gassed heavily and should be handled carefully. During servicing, avoid heat to avoid injury. Disassembly requires a spring compressor. When replacing the suspension fasteners, be sure to use correct torque values and correct part numbers. Adhere to the disassembly process to assemble it.
• Q: How to service and repair the steering knuckle on 2006 Lincoln LS?

  A: In order to service and repair the steering knuckle, remove the wheel bearing and hub. Unscrew the tie-rod end and lower control arm and hold the knuckle up on a jack stand. Take off the low and upper ball joint nuts and replace the knuckle with new nuts, making sure that the tapered washer is in place.