Monroe Shocks & Struts Air Spring to Coil Spring Conversion Kit P/N:90010C2
Monroe Shocks & Struts 90023C1 rear air spring to coil spring conversion kit for the 2007-2013 Ford Expedition and other vehicles replaces a factory air suspension with a conventional coil spring setup.
A leaking air line, a weak compressor or a faulty height sensor can be behind a sagging rear end or a lit air suspension light just as a failed air spring can, so find the cause before buying this kit. For the rear axle, the vehicle takes one kit.
This kit fits the 2007-2013 Ford Expedition and the 2007-2013 Lincoln Navigator.
Fit and size
Build and materials
The kit includes strut mount(s) and the necessary mounting hardware, along with its shock/strut and coil spring(s).
Interchange: C2529 · 65410C
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Is the Monroe 90023C1 conversion kit right for a 2007-2013 Lincoln Navigator?
Yes. Monroe Shocks & Struts 90023C1 fits the 2007-2013 Lincoln Navigator as well as the 2007-2013 Ford Expedition.
Does the Monroe 90023C1 kit come with the strut mount and mounting hardware?
Yes. Monroe 90023C1 includes the strut mount(s) and the necessary mounting hardware, along with the application-tuned shock/strut and coil spring(s).
Can the ride height on this air-to-coil conversion kit be adjusted?
No. Ride height, compression and rebound are all non-adjustable on this rear kit, which is a passive setup with a compression-type coil spring.
How do I do a full four-corner air suspension conversion?
Pair 90023C1 with Monroe part number 90023C2 for a complete four-corner repair. Each part number is sold separately.
Do these rear conversion kits include installation instructions?
Yes. Detailed instructions come with the kit and cover a bolt-on installation.
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