Help keep the front of your Lincoln at its intended ride height with the Westar AS-7007 air spring, a front replacement for the 1984-1992 Lincoln Passenger Car, 1984-1992 Lincoln Mark VII and 1984-1987 Lincoln Continental. It is a direct-fit replacement for these listed applications.
In an air suspension, the air spring holds pressurized air that helps support the vehicle at its corner, while the system adjusts that pressure to help maintain ride height. When an original spring leaks, the car may settle low at that corner. If a leaking front air spring is the cause of a sagging front end, this Westar air spring replaces it.
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Interchange: A-2106 · 949-262 · 36F-15-F · 15-136000
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Is this a 1984-1987 Lincoln Continental air spring?
Yes. The Westar AS-7007 is listed for the front of the 1984-1987 Lincoln Continental. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the other listed applications.
Does this 1984-1992 Lincoln Mark VII air spring fit the front or the rear?
It is cataloged for the front position on the 1984-1992 Lincoln Mark VII and on the other listed applications.
What does a suspension air spring do?
It is an air-filled suspension component that helps support the vehicle at its corner. The air suspension system adjusts its pressure to help maintain ride height.
What are signs an air spring may need replacing?
Signs include the front sitting low after parking, a hissing air leak, or the compressor running more than normal. Diagnose the cause first, because air lines, valves or the compressor can cause similar symptoms.
How is the Westar AS-7007 made?
Westar says its factories use only top-quality components. It also says they manufacture to strict industry standards, including ISO, QS and TS.
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