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Lincoln Trailing Arm Bushing corrects the back wheels and absorbs vibration to maintain the suspension of the vehicle in a smooth ride. Lincoln is following through on the Quiet Flight experience, meaning that its luxury cabins remain quiet even on the rocky asphalt, and a focus on quietness, combined with a finely honed suspension connection is a match made in heaven. Lincoln has been pursuing innovation since 1917 and its sale to Ford gave it even greater resources that can be applied to add Co-Pilot360 safety features, lane keeping systems, blind-spot alerts, and hands-free ActiveGlide highway cruising, which is all built around a solid chassis that provides good bushings. By making each Lincoln Trailing Arm Bushing just exactly right, the brand keeps its Quiet Flight commitment intact and wraps drivers in plush materials, crystal-clear displays, and huge storage, demonstrating that the brand listens to its owners each and every year. In order to install a Lincoln Trailing Arm Bushing, one should park on level surface, chock wheels, jack the car on firm stands, remove the wheel, push the suspension up with the help of the second jack, mark the arm position, unbolt it and press out the worn part. Bore clean, apply some light lubricant per guide instructions, install the new Trailing Arm Bushing in the same direction, reinstall arm, adjust the suspension to ride height, fasten the torque bolts, replace the wheel, lower the car gradually, and finally road test.