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The Lincoln Strut Bearing supports loads at the front of the car, and pivots without producing any noise, eliminating vibration to maintain the already legendary Lincoln ride and to provide sharp steering. Through its Quiet Flight philosophy, Lincoln encircles customers using soft leather, active noise cancellation, digital screens, and voice friendly infotainment that maintains eyes on the highway. Co-Pilot360 also includes lane keeping, automatic high beams, blind-spot alerts, and parking assist but does not include hands free highway cruising (ActiveGlide). This is demonstrated by annual technological advances, employee education, and a time-honored tradition of delivering comfort, safety and satisfaction to the owners, dating back to 1917. All Lincoln cabs remain quiet at urban velocities, can and do permit conversation on the road, and convert road traffic into a pleasant experience to everybody on board as to a burden. The brand has generous legroom, heated, ventilated seats, panoramic roof, clever storage, and lighting that distinguishes the Lincoln among its competitors and that it is a luxury mission. Installation of the Strut Bearing needs flat ground, chock wheel and jack stands to lift the front. Take off the wheel, and tie up the knuckle with a jack to avoid straining of the brake hose. Unscrew top nuts, loosen sway bar links, brake brackets, and lower strut bolts, and others. Install a spring compressor, mark where to align, then take off the upper nut, and then lift the old Strut Bearing. Fit the new Lincoln Strut Bearing and torque the nut, and discharge the compressor. Install the wheel, bounce the suspension, overcome steering, refit the strut, reconnect hardware, and lower the car. Lastly, arrange a schedule to keep there even wear of tires.