KYB Coil Spring Insulator P/N:SM5649
Quiet a noisy, harsh-riding front suspension with the KYB Coil Spring Insulator SM5521, a KYB coil spring insulator that seats between the coil spring and its mounting perch. It installs as a direct-fit replacement in the front lower position for the 1993-2002 Mercury Villager and 1993-2002 Nissan Quest (see the Buyer's Guide tab for engine-level detail).
This spring seat insulator cushions the coil spring at its mount, dampening the road vibration and metal-on-metal contact that old, hardened insulators transmit into the body.
If a worn or cracked front lower insulator is the source of your ride noise, this replaces it. Signs it may need replacing include new squeaks or rattles from the front suspension, added harshness over bumps, and a visibly hardened or deteriorated original insulator.
Interchange: 905924
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
What is the KYB coil spring insulator SM5521?
It's a front lower spring seat insulator that cushions the coil spring at its mounting perch, dampening vibration and metal-on-metal contact between the spring and the suspension.
What vehicles does the SM5521 fit?
It's a direct-fit replacement for the 1993-2002 Mercury Villager and 1993-2002 Nissan Quest. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm the fit for your specific vehicle.
Where is this insulator located?
It installs in the front lower position, seated between the coil spring and its mounting perch on the suspension.
What are the signs this insulator needs replacing?
New squeaks, rattles or vibration noise from the front suspension, added harshness over bumps, or a hardened, cracked or deteriorated original insulator.
What interchange number does the SM5521 cross to?
It replaces interchange number 905924. Match your original part number to confirm before ordering.
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