Front Left Strut Assembly for 2009 Ford Flex - Focus 1333928L

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$160.99
MPN: 1333928L
UPC: 842952112246
Item Package Quantity: 1
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Focus Auto Parts Suspension Strut and Coil Spring Assembly P/N:1333928L
Focus Auto Parts Suspension Strut and Coil Spring Assembly P/N:1333928L
$160.99

Focus Auto Parts 1333928L front left strut assembly for the 2009 Ford Flex controls spring movement at the front left wheel. It is a 2009 Ford Flex strut replacement for that corner of the suspension.

  • Complete strut and coil spring assembly in a single unit
  • Made for the front left position

Quick facts

  • Part: Focus Auto Parts 1333928L strut assembly
  • Also called: complete strut and coil spring assembly
  • Fits: 2009 Ford Flex
  • Position: Front left

A clunk over bumps, a bouncy ride or a front left corner that sits low can mean this assembly is worn, though a worn sway bar end link or a loose control arm bushing can make similar noises and handling changes.

Fits

It fits the 2009 Ford Flex, which takes one at the front left. The front right is a separate assembly ordered on its own, and the two sides are normally replaced together.

Specifications

  • Position: Front left
  • Quantity per vehicle: 1
  • Construction: strut with coil spring

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Focus Auto Parts 1333928L fit the 2009 Ford Flex with any engine?

Yes. Focus Auto Parts 1333928L fits the 2009 Ford Flex, and the engine does not change which assembly you need.

Is this the left or right strut assembly for the 2009 Ford Flex?

It is the front left assembly. The front right wheel takes its own separate part, so this listing covers one corner only.

Does this strut assembly come with the coil spring?

Yes. Focus Auto Parts 1333928L is a strut and coil spring assembly, so the spring is part of the unit.

How can I tell if a front strut assembly is worn out?

A clunk over bumps, a bouncy ride or fluid on the strut body can mean the assembly is worn. A shop can inspect the strut and test it.

How do the strut and the coil spring work together in this assembly?

The coil spring carries the load at that corner, and the strut damper settles the spring's bounce as the wheel moves over bumps.