KYB Suspension Strut and Coil Spring Assembly P/N:SR4114
KYB SR4515 rear strut assembly for the 2007-2021 Ford Expedition and other vehicles handles vehicle weight and determines ride height. Sold as a complete strut and coil spring assembly, it replaces the strut, mount and spring as one unit.
A sagging rear ride height, a clunk over bumps or fluid on the strut body can mean this assembly is worn, though a worn control arm bushing or a worn sway bar link can be behind similar signs. This listing is one rear assembly, and both rear sides are normally replaced together.
It fits the 2007-2021 Ford Expedition and the 2007-2017 Lincoln Navigator, and both vehicles take two assemblies.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One rear strut assembly made up of the strut, mount and coil spring.
Interchange: 171139 · 181139
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is this KYB strut assembly the right rear unit for the 2007-2017 Lincoln Navigator?
Yes. KYB SR4515 rear strut assembly fits the 2007-2017 Lincoln Navigator, and that vehicle takes two.
Are KYB complete struts like this one made for vehicles with ABS and ESC?
Yes. This rear strut assembly is engineered to help vehicles with electronic safety systems such as ESC and ABS.
What strut is inside this KYB complete strut assembly?
A KYB Excel-G strut with a stronger steel outer shell and application-specific precision-designed damping valves, paired with a matched high carbon steel coil spring.
Do KYB loaded struts such as this one come with the spring and mount?
Yes. This rear strut assembly comes pre-assembled with the KYB Excel-G strut, the mount and the application-engineered coil spring. The listing is one assembly.
Does this KYB full strut assembly SR4515 cross to 171139?
Yes. Number 171139 is one of the numbers KYB SR4515 replaces; the page lists the other.
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