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Lincoln LS Coil Spring, White, Rear Part Number: 3W4Z-5560-FA
Lincoln LS Coil Spring, Rear Part Number: XW4Z-5560-AA
Lincoln LS Coil Spring, Front Part Number: XW4Z-5310-DA
Lincoln LS Coil Spring, Front Part Number: XW4Z-5310-AA
Lincoln LS Spring, Blue, Rear Part Number: 3W4Z-5560-EA
Lincoln LS Spring, Green, Rear Part Number: 3W4Z-5560-DA
Lincoln LS Coil Spring, Front Part Number: 3W4Z-5310-MA
Lincoln LS Coil Spring, Front Part Number: 3W4Z-5310-JA
Lincoln LS Coil Spring, Rear Part Number: 2W4Z-5560-AA
Lincoln LS Coil Spring, Front Part Number: 2W4Z-5310-DA
Lincoln LS Spring, Front Part Number: 3W4Z-5310-HA
Lincoln LS Coil Springs
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The Coil Springs are functional suspension subassemblies that improve the performance and durableness of the Lincoln LS, a luxury sedan manufactured between 1999 and 2006. Known for their capacity to retain the car's stasis in addition to the comfort level of ride, these coil springs help the Lincoln LS in take up the load while at the same time responding to various surface irregularities to help avert the common problems such as sagginess and uneven wear off tires. Available in OEM spec for new Lincoln LS models and true reproduction for older Lincoln LS models, Coil Springs come in a range of applications that can accommodate the wide variety of the particular models. Some of the features of their design are such options as linear rate springs that provide fixed stiffness and progressive springs that depend on the load for maximum control and grip. Further there are height adjustable Coil Springs with threaded perches, which can improve not only the looks, but also the performance of the car. The importance of these coil springs reaches far beyond the comfort factor; these springs have the function of optimizing the car and making it safer and more efficient, which contribute to the safety ratings of the Lincoln LS and occupant protection recognitions. Given the available characteristics of the Coil Springs where the variable rate and cargo coils are developed for enhanced weight carrying facility, the Coil Springs demonstrate its superior performance as the most noteworthy addition towards enhanced automotive stability, reliability and, therefore, forms as an indispensable addition to the Lincoln LS vehicle.
Lincoln LS Coil Springs Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Service and Repair Coil Springs on Lincoln LS?A:The procedure to service and repair the coil spring should start with placing the vehicle in neutral mode while it hangs on a hoist. You should first remove right-hand upper shock mount cover and its retainers and left-hand upper shock mount cover when they apply to your situation. Keeping the center nut in place is essential since releasing it may lead to spring tension drop-off which could result in personal injury dangers. Replace the old Shock Absorber upper mount nuts with new ones before tightening them to 28 Nm (21 ft. lbs.). By using the hex-holding feature you can stop the stud from rotating then remove the stabilizer bar link lower nut before detaching the link from the lower arm while applying 55 Nm (41 ft. lbs.) of torque to the new nut when replacing it. The technician must remove and discard the shock absorber lower nut and bolt before extracting the shock absorber and spring assembly for new bolt and nut installation with 175 Nm (129 ft. lbs.) torque during reinstall. The bolt and nut installation should only proceed when both shock absorber lower bushing end caps are present before executing the removal sequence in reverse order.
- Q: How Should the Shock Absorber and Coil Springs Be Handled for Safe and Proper Reassembly on Lincoln LS?A:The shock absorber and spring assembly requires careful handling because its gas pressurized shock absorbers will extend automatically when exposed to heat or flame leading to possible personal injuries. Professional usage of a spring compressor becomes necessary during shock absorber and spring assembly disassembly since the system operates under high stress conditions. Proper performance of essential components depends on suspension fasteners whose replacement requires new counterparts from the same part number and adheres to torque specifications throughout reassembly. The beginning stage commences with shock absorber and spring assembly removal while avoiding excessive tightening of the vise that could harm the shock absorber tube. Make marks on the upper mount and spring along with shock absorber which you will need for reference before installing correct part-numbered new springs according to the Vehicle Certification label. A proper spring compressor enables compression of the spring so you can maintain grip on the shock absorber rod before removing the nut followed by the upper mount assembly with its dust boot component. Conduct the spring removal while using a spring compressor device. Before assembling the spring positions check the lower mount and upper seat for damage and the insulator for wear to make an upper mount replacement if needed. Temperature the correct part number of new springs according to the Vehicle Certification label before validating whether the spring surface shows paint damage because any concerns must result in a new spring installation. Before reinstallation of the shock absorber insert it into the vise followed by positioning the spring and spring compressor onto the strut before mounting the upper mount along with dust boot keeping the marks from disassembly in alignment. Begin by installing a new nut then you can take off the spring compressor before you put back the shock absorber together with the spring assembly.
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