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Lincoln Coil Spring Insulator reduces vibration on roads such that all drives are smooth and silent as claimed by the brand as its promise of a sound and comfortable ride. Lincoln also adheres to its Quiet Flight concept by stuffing cabins with luxurious materials that dampen exterior noise and also installing clear digital screens that make information uncomplicated. Other features enabled on the models to help Lincoln focus on stress-free travel are Co-Pilot360, which includes lane keeping, auto high beams, blind spot alerts, and parking assist; on a few trims, it includes ActiveGlide to enable highway travel without the stress of driving. Its upgrades are based on feedback by owners every year, and the well-trained staff is available to offer a friendly helping hand. Lincoln Coil Spring Insulator is a pad of rubber or polyurethane material fitting between the coil and its seat and preventing contact between metal and preventing squeaks, as well as wear of parts. In order to install Lincoln Coil Spring Insulator, one must park on a flat area, loosen the wheel nuts, and then pick the car using stands, remove the wheel and hold the control arm or axle. Attach a spring compressor into the coil and tighten it until it relaxes and remove the old insulator. Wipe down the spring seat, insert the new Lincoln Coil Spring Insulator in the proper notch and fit the spring back ensuring the end fits in the pocket of the seat. Decompress gradually, ensuring that the coil has not moved out of place, re-assemble hardware, tighten bolts to required specification, re-fit the wheel, drop the car and give the car a brief test drive to ensure nothing is making noise.