MOOG Chassis Products Coil Spring Set P/N:81771
MOOG Chassis Products 81119 rear coil spring set for the 2005-2012 Nissan Pathfinder supports the rear of the vehicle and holds its ride height. It is meant to replace springs that have sagged with age.
Sagging or worn coil springs can show up as a lower rear ride height, or as tires that wear early because the alignment drifts. Worn shocks, tired bushings or a bent suspension part can be behind these signs too, so pin down the cause before you buy springs.
It is a direct-fit replacement coil spring for the 2005-2012 Nissan Pathfinder, which takes one set at the rear.
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Build and materials
Interchange: 566-902 · 589-1167
45H2160 · CS81119 · DG5891167 · SP06016 · 4462022 · RCS20753S · SMS81119 · 2773590 · 55020EA501 · 55020ZL15A · 55020ZS60A · 20753
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Does the MOOG 81119 coil spring set fit the 2005-2012 Nissan Pathfinder?
Yes. MOOG Chassis Products 81119 is a rear coil spring set for the 2005-2012 Nissan Pathfinder, and that vehicle takes one.
What is the wire diameter of the MOOG 81119 coil spring?
The MOOG 81119 wire diameter is 18.24 mm (0.72 in). Its outside diameter is 6.260 in and its relaxed length is 412.75 mm (16.25 in).
How can I tell if a rear coil spring has sagged?
A rear corner that sits low, visible cracks or rust on the coil, or tires wearing unevenly can all be signs of a worn spring. A shop can measure ride height and confirm.
Is 589-1167 the same spring as the MOOG 81119?
Yes, 589-1167 is listed as an interchange number for this MOOG Chassis Products 81119 coil spring set, along with 566-902 and several other numbers.
Is the MOOG 81119 spring set load tested?
Yes. The MOOG 81119 coil spring set gets a 100% load test, and its springs are designed to work at lower stress for a longer service life.
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