Dorman - OE Solutions Leaf Spring Assembly P/N:43-1297
Dorman 43-1541 rear leaf spring for the 2000-2005 Ford Excursion holds the weight and payload carried at the rear of the vehicle. Also called a leaf spring assembly, it comes with its bushings.
A sagging rear end, a cracked or broken leaf or heavy rust can mean a spring is worn or damaged. With the engine off, look the spring over for cracks, shifted leaves and worn bushings before replacing it, since other suspension parts can cause a sag too. Both rear springs are normally replaced together, and the 2000-2005 Ford Excursion takes two; this listing is one spring.
This is a leaf spring for the 2000-2005 Ford Excursion, designed to replace the original spring on that vehicle.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One leaf spring with bushings. Mounting hardware is not included, so plan on new hardware, as the old pieces may not be reusable.
Interchange: 43-1541DAY · 043-1541-00
3C745560BA · 3C74BA · 3C7Z5560BA
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is 43-1541 one of the rear leaf springs for the 2000-2005 Ford Excursion?
Yes. Dorman 43-1541 is a rear leaf spring for the 2000-2005 Ford Excursion, which takes two. This listing is a single spring.
Does this Dorman leaf spring come with bushings?
Yes. Dorman 43-1541 includes its bushings. Mounting hardware is not included.
How many leaves and what load rate does this rear leaf spring have?
This rear leaf spring has 7 leaves, a 3 inch leaf width and a load rate of 2275 pounds. Its pack thickness is 3.168 inches.
How can I tell if a rear leaf spring is cracked or sagging?
Look with the engine off for cracked or broken leaves, rust or a sagging rear end. A shop can test anything that looks unclear.
Does Dorman 43-1541 replace number 3C745560BA?
Yes. 3C745560BA is on the interchange list for Dorman 43-1541, along with 3C7Z5560BA and 3C74BA.
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