KYB Suspension Shock Absorber P/N:KG4728
KYB SA1003 rear suspension shock absorber assembly for the 2013-2020 Ford Fusion damps spring movement to control body motion and tire contact. It is calibrated to restore the original ride control, not change it.
A worn rear shock can show up as bouncing after bumps, body sway in turns or oil on the shock body. These signs alone do not prove the shock is the problem, since tires that are out of balance can cause some of them. The 2013-2020 Ford Fusion takes one shock on each side of the rear axle. This listing is one piece, and both rear shocks are normally replaced together.
This rear Ford Fusion shock absorber fits the 2013-2020 model years, and the 2017-2019 cars are listed with the L4-1.5L, L4-2.0L and L4-2.5L engines.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One rear shock absorber assembly with its shock mount.
Does the KYB SA1003 rear shock fit the 2017-2019 Ford Fusion with the L4-1.5L engine?
Yes. The KYB SA1003 is listed for the 2017-2019 Ford Fusion with the L4-1.5L, L4-2.0L and L4-2.5L engines.
Does the KYB SA1003 shock come with the mount?
Yes. The KYB SA1003 is an assembly that includes its shock mount.
What type of shock is the KYB Excel-G SA1003?
The KYB SA1003 is a nitrogen gas-charged, twin-tube design. It has a triple lip fluid seal that reduces the chance of oil and gas leaking out.
Can oil on a rear shock body mean the shock is leaking?
Oil on the shock body can mean the fluid seal is leaking, which you can look for with the car parked and the engine off. Bouncing or sway after bumps are other signs, and a shop can confirm the cause.
How are the damping valves made in this KYB Excel-G rear shock?
They are vehicle specific and hand assembled in-house. They manage tire contact, steering response and body movement.
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