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8 Torsion Bars found
Lincoln Support Bar Part Number: AE5Z-5874-B
$61.26 MSRP: $84.75You Save: $23.49 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Bar - Torsion; Engine Cradle Bracket
- Replaces: 6E5Z-5C145-BA, 8E5Z-5C145-B, 8E5Z-5C145-E, 8E5Z-5C145-D, 8H6Z-5C145-B, 7E5Z-5C145-A, 6H6Z-5C145-AA, 8E5Z-5C145-A
Lincoln Bar, Front Part Number: 9T4Z-5874-A
$55.13 MSRP: $75.02You Save: $19.89 (27%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Bar - Torsion; Suspension Stabilizer Bar, Front; Sway Bar; Stabilizer
- Position: Front
Lincoln Torsion Bar, Driver Side Part Number: F75Z-5B327-AM
Product Specifications- Other Name: Bar - Torsion
- Manufacturer Note: L.H., Spring code 1 , 4x4 , Without load leveling suspension
- Position: Driver Side
Lincoln Torsion Bar, Driver Side Part Number: F75Z-5B327-AJ
Product Specifications- Other Name: Bar - Torsion
- Manufacturer Note: L.H., Spring code 4, 4x4 - With load leveling suspension, BEFORE 01/10/01
- Position: Driver Side
Lincoln Torsion Bar, Front Part Number: F75Z-5B326-AM
Product Specifications- Other Name: Bar - Torsion; Torsion Bar, Front Left, Front Right
- Manufacturer Note: R.H., Spring code 1 , 4x4 , Without load leveling suspension
- Position: Front
Lincoln Torsion Bar, Front Part Number: F75Z-5B326-AJ
Product Specifications- Other Name: Bar - Torsion; Torsion Bar, Front Left, Front Right
- Manufacturer Note: R.H., Spring code 4, 4x4 - With load leveling suspension, BEFORE 01/10/01
- Position: Front
Lincoln Support Bar Part Number: AE5Z-5874-A
Product Specifications- Other Name: Bar - Torsion; Engine Cradle Bracket
- Replaces: 6E5Z-5C145-AA, 6E5Z-5C145-A, 8E5Z-5C145-F, 8E5Z-5C145-C
Lincoln Support Bar Part Number: 7E5Z-5874-B
Product Specifications- Other Name: Bar - Torsion; Engine Cradle Bracket
- Replaces: 6E5Z-5874-BA
Lincoln Torsion Bar
If you own Lincoln and want to keep it in top shape, choosing OEM Torsion Bar is a smart move. They are precisely engineered and follow strict factory standards. They are made in advanced facilities that use cutting edge technology. Each part goes through thorough testing to confirm strength and safety, so you can trust it. FordPartsDeal.com gives you genuine Lincoln Torsion Bar at some of the affordable online prices without cutting quality. Every OEM Lincoln part includes the manufacturer's warranty, easy returns, and super-fast delivery. So why wait? Shop now and get your vehicle back to peak condition.
The Lincoln Torsion Bar is a spring made of steel that does not compress but extends, supporting the weight of the vehicle and absorbing and releasing energy from bumps. Lincoln uses its Quiet Flight thinking with thick seals, acoustic glass, and an active noise canceller, which keep the cabin silent when the pavement is not smooth. There is actual talk-level silence, no artificial sounds of engines whistling over the radio. The brand supports such a relaxed attitude with Co-Pilot 360, lane keeping, blind spot warnings, auto high beam, and assisted parking that is not nagging. Lincoln also provides optional ActiveGlide on highway lengths enabled to the truly hands-free mode, allowing the driver to put their arms down and still be able to view the traffic approaching. You are met by soft leather, open-pore trim, and clear digital gauges on the inside, and you receive updates in the air, and features continue to be improved after you get away. Feedback between the owners and the company is a yearly adjustment to the software so each Lincoln is cleaner than the previous year. To remove a worn Torsion Bar, park level, chock wheels, and bring the front to stand on stands so that the suspension is free. Move to the rear of the preload adjuster until the tension is removed, mark the hex splines, and remove shields or bolts. Move the old Torsion Bar forward through the lower arm, remove splines, and examine bushings. Apply grease to fresh splines, position the marks, position the new bar, reattach the adjuster, and adjust starter preload. Dip the car, bob it, check ride height, and adjust the adjuster until your Lincoln is at ride level and Torsion Bar tension is to your liking.
