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Saturn LS Front Spring Kit
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Saturn LS Coil Springs
Saturn LS Coil Springs are parts that keep the vehicle weight and offer comfort by maintaining the height and shielding the car from the rough road surface. Common signs of worn coils are the bottom out syndrome and abnormal tire wear that interrupts the wheels' alignment. The OE coil springs are available in OEM specific, reproduction, variable rates, and cargo coil for any-heavily laden models. Coil springs also used as major components in lift and lowering kits improving the car's handling through decrease of the body roll and increase of the traction. Linear rate, progressive, and dual rate springs are of different stiffs allowing for better performance while reducing bottoming out. Coil over shock absorbers and springs which have height adjustable suspension settings give the options of varying the height of the car's suspension without having to change the whole lowering system.
Each OEM Saturn LS Coil Springs we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Saturn LS Coil Springs Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to replace worn shock absorbers or coil springs on Saturn LS?A: The first thing to do when replacing worn shock absorbers or coil springs is checking for typical signs of wear such as fluid leaks, loss of damping or damaged coil springs. Think about replacement options and check the parts availability. The shock absorber/coil spring assembly should be removed and the pressure on the upper spring seat released by means of a spring compressor. At this stage hold the shock damper shaft in one hand while the retaining nut is removed with the other hand. Other components like upper cup, insulator, top carrier, lower insulator, sleeve, lower cup and bump stop have to be removed as well. If you are replacing the spring, carefully release it from the compressor. Inspect all components for wear and replace as needed. When working with both assemblies, remember to label them left and right springs. The shock should be inspected for fluid leaks, pitting on the damper shaft or damage to the shock body. Its operation has to be tested for smooth uninterrupted resistance. Replace it in case of any found issues. The extended shock damper shaft should have rubber bump stop fitted onto it as well as lower cup, lower insulator and sleeve Install the compressed coil spring on lower seat ensuring that it contacts at its bottom most part Position upper spring seat on top carrier then install top carrier on shock damper shaft with coil spring such that the end of spring fits into upper seat's recessed portion When installing tightened upper insulator upon cup then retain nut Remove the compressing tool finally reinstalling assembly of absorber/shock coil.
