2002 Lincoln Continental Repair Question
Topics covered: Air bag, Struts, Suspension.
Mileage: 60,000 miles.
Mileage: 60,000 miles.
Asked on September 28, 2012
Electronic assisted shocks/struts
I have a friend of mine and the complaint was when the rear struts are leveling the sound it makes stays on too lng, and the shocks/struts are failing causing the car to dip at the bk after going over a bump wanted to get a step by step on shock /strut removal, assumming she's going to buy the fully assembled meaning without using a coil spring compressor
Asked by moneysamAnswer
Replied on September 28, 2012
i would consider replacing the rear air bags. they are cheap and somewhat easy to change. the conversion is expensive and not something you should try at home.
Roy
Replied on September 28, 2012
Ok how would I change the rear air bags
Replied on September 28, 2012
you need a lift to let the rear suspend.
remove the air line connector from the air bag.
pry up on the bag to unseat it from the differential. remove the bag.
make sure you turn off the air suspension before starting.
Roy
Replied on September 28, 2012
How do I disengage the air suspension disconnecting the negative battery cable
Replied on September 28, 2012
switch in the trunk on the left side panel.
Roy