Arnott Industries Air Suspension Spring P/N:A-5654
Arnott Industries A-2153 rear air suspension spring for the 1997-2002 Ford Expedition and other vehicles carries the rear load on a cushion of air. It replaces a worn or leaking rear air spring assembly.
A rear that sits low, a bellows with visible cracks or chafed folds, or a bumpy, bottoming-out ride can point to a failing air spring. With the engine off, look the bellows over for damage, and leave leak testing to a shop, since a fault elsewhere in the air system can also lower the rear. This listing is one spring, and the rear pair is best changed at the same time.
This spring fits the 1997-2002 Ford Expedition and the 1998-2002 Lincoln Navigator. Both take two springs.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One rear air suspension spring with mounting hardware.
Interchange: 3U2Z5580LA · F75Z5A891BA
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Arnott Industries A-2153 fit the 1998-2002 Lincoln Navigator?
Yes. Arnott Industries A-2153 fits the 1998-2002 Lincoln Navigator, which takes two of these rear air springs.
Does the A-2153 rear air spring come with mounting hardware?
Yes. Mounting hardware is included with the Arnott Industries A-2153, which is sold as a single rear air spring.
What type of air spring is the Arnott A-2153, and how does it mount?
It is a rolling lobe air spring with a rubber bellows 3.2 mm (0.1 in) thick. The lower mount is a base cup and the upper mount is a stud.
How can I tell if a rear air spring is going bad?
Signs can include a rear end that sits low, a cracked or torn bellows you can see with the engine off, or a rear that bottoms out over bumps. A shop can test the air system for leaks.
Is the A-2153 a match for part number 3U2Z5580LA?
Yes. 3U2Z5580LA is listed as an interchange number for the Arnott Industries A-2153, along with F75Z5A891BA.
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