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Lincoln Navigator Shock Absorber, Rear Part Number: AL1Z-18125-L
$166.80 MSRP: $269.09You Save: $102.29 (39%)Ships in 1 Business Day
Lincoln Navigator Shock Absorber, Front Passenger Side Part Number: JL1Z-18124-A
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Lincoln Navigator Shock Absorber, Front Part Number: AL1Z-18124-E
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Lincoln Navigator Shock Part Number: 8L1Z-18125-DS
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Lincoln Navigator Shock Part Number: 8L1Z-18125-DT
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Lincoln Navigator Shock Absorber Part Number: AL1Z-18125-J
$114.84 MSRP: $156.28You Save: $41.44 (27%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysLincoln Navigator Shock Absorber, Driver Side Part Number: JL1Z-18124-C
$307.70 MSRP: $510.91You Save: $203.21 (40%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Lincoln Navigator Shock Absorber, Rear Driver Side Part Number: FL1Z-18125-D
$394.20 MSRP: $654.55You Save: $260.35 (40%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysLincoln Navigator Shock Absorber, Rear Passenger Side Part Number: FL1Z-18125-C
$394.20 MSRP: $654.55You Save: $260.35 (40%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysLincoln Navigator Shock Absorber Part Number: AL1Z-18125-C
$133.71 MSRP: $220.00You Save: $86.29 (40%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysLincoln Navigator Shock Absorber Part Number: JL1Z-18124-F
$152.49 MSRP: $250.91You Save: $98.42 (40%)Ships in 1 Business DayLincoln Navigator Shock Absorber Part Number: JL1Z-18124-W
$133.71 MSRP: $220.00You Save: $86.29 (40%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysLincoln Navigator Shock Absorber, Driver Side Part Number: NL1Z-18124-F
$293.46 MSRP: $487.27You Save: $193.81 (40%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Lincoln Navigator Shock Absorber, Front Part Number: EL1Z-18124-C
$164.54 MSRP: $265.45You Save: $100.91 (39%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Lincoln Navigator Strut, Passenger Side Part Number: JL1Z-18125-AA
$287.99 MSRP: $478.18You Save: $190.19 (40%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysLincoln Navigator Shock Absorber Part Number: JL1Z-18124-V
$139.69 MSRP: $221.82You Save: $82.13 (38%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lincoln Navigator Shock Absorber, Passenger Side Part Number: JL1Z-18125-H
$304.41 MSRP: $505.45You Save: $201.04 (40%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysLincoln Navigator Shock Absorber, Driver Side Part Number: JL1Z-18124-D
$307.70 MSRP: $510.91You Save: $203.21 (40%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysLincoln Navigator Strut, Driver Side Part Number: JL1Z-18125-AB
$282.51 MSRP: $469.09You Save: $186.58 (40%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lincoln Navigator Shock Absorber, Rear Driver Side Part Number: JL1Z-18125-C
$252.95 MSRP: $420.00You Save: $167.05 (40%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
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Lincoln Navigator Shock Absorber
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The Shock Absorber of Lincoln Navigator vehicles serves an essential part of the suspension system; it collaborates with the struts. These components assist in preventing bouncing and in addition, assist in absorbing the shock impulses to enhance the steadiness, and maneuverability of the car. Various designs have been developed in the shock absorbers among them being the twin tube and the mono tube designs where, the mechanism of operation is based on different ways of control of fluid flow within the hydraulic shock absorbers with different designs intended for diverse driving conditions. In the same period, Electrorheological and magnetorheological damper technologies for suspension systems have made for semi active and adaptive systems that have added to the comfort and control on the roads.
Lincoln Navigator Shock Absorber Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to service and repair the front air shock absorber on Lincoln Navigator?A:Prior to servicing or repair of the front air shock absorber users should use a scan tool to vent the air spring pressure. Switch off the Air Suspension button inside the LH rear quarter trim panel before any vehicle lifting operations to stop air spring pressure or deflation unexpectantly. Eliminate the nuts before removing the tire assembly combined with its wheel. To detach the electrical connector and the air supply line users need to press the orange quick-connect lock ring. Discard the nut as you detach the shock absorber together with its bolt components. The hex holding feature should be used to stop the shock rod from rotating throughout the nut removal process. The retainer tabs comprise the only component which determines whether you need to replace an air spring. Mark both the air spring and shock absorber with an index point in order to use them as installation references. After depressing the retainer tabs users should remove the air spring while throwing away the O-ring seal, washer and jounce bumper. All O-ring seals and upper mount pins together with retainer pins must be taken out for disposal. A suitable press tool should be used to install the upper mount retainer pins without using a hammer because it causes damage. Installment requires using assembly kit 2L7Z-5B302-AA and applying a small quantity of grease on the new O-ring seals. The last step requires performing the reverse version of the removal process.
- Q: How to Ensure Proper Functioning of the Rear Shock Absorber on a Lincoln Navigator?A:Starting any work on the rear shock absorber requires disabling power to the Air Suspension system by switching off the air suspension switch present in the RH kick panel area to avoid unexpected air spring pressure changes during hoisting, jacking, or towing. The tire-wheels should be removed before raising the vehicle while avoiding heating wheel nuts to prevent wheel damage to the bearings. Start by applying support to the rear axle using a High-Lift Jack before unfastening the upper shock absorber nut and bolt and proceeding to the lower shock absorber nut and bolt and shock absorber removal. Before mounting beginnings remove all corrosion along with dirt and foreign objects from wheel surfaces and Wheel Hubs as well as brake drums and discs to achieve solid metal contact to stop wheel nuts from backing loose and preventing wheel detachment. You should install the components through a reverse procedure of removal and complete the wheel nut tightening by following the correct sequence.
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