KYB Suspension Strut P/N:3330075
KYB 341605 front suspension strut assembly for the 2003-2006 Ford Expedition damps spring movement to keep the tire in contact with the road. This KYB strut assembly is from the Excel-G line, a nitrogen gas-charged, twin-tube design.
A bouncy ride, nose dive when braking or oil seeping down the strut body can mean a worn strut. Tired strut mounts, worn tires or loose ball joints can show up the same way, so track down the actual source before you buy.
This KYB front strut assembly fits the 2003-2006 Ford Expedition, which takes two, so order two and fit them together. This listing is one strut.
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Will this KYB suspension strut assembly fit a 2003-2006 Ford Expedition?
Yes. KYB 341605 is a front strut assembly for the 2003-2006 Ford Expedition, which takes two, so plan on ordering a pair.
Is the KYB Excel-G strut assembly gas-charged?
Yes. KYB 341605 is a nitrogen gas-charged, twin-tube design, and its triple lip fluid seal cuts the chance of oil and gas leaking out.
Should I install new strut mounts with this KYB suspension strut?
Yes. New strut mounts, part number SM5426, are recommended to reduce the chance of noise and vibration. The mounts are a separate part from this strut assembly.
How can I tell if a front strut is leaking or worn out?
With the vehicle parked and cool, look for oil on the strut body. A bouncy ride or nose dive when braking can also mean wear, and a shop can confirm it.
Are the damping valves in this KYB 341605 strut hand assembled?
Yes. Each valve is built for the vehicle and assembled by hand in-house, which is how tire contact, steering response and body movement are managed.
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