KYB Suspension Strut: Ford

Suspension Strut: by KYB, made to fit Ford vehicles as listed below. Bouncing, nose dive under braking and uneven tire wear are signs they are worn. The fitment section lists 3 applications for Ford vehicles.

Key features

• " KYB recommended OEM replacement strut for domestic SUVs and Crossovers
• " Uses a seamless working cylinder matched with a Teflon coated piston band for a positive seal and longer life
• " Triple chrome plated piston rod and multi-lip oil seals that reduce wear
• " Engineered to help vehicles with electronic safety systems (ESC, ABS, etc.)

Specifications

• Brand: KYB
• Part type: Shock
• Quantity Per Application: 1

Fitment

• 2010 - 2012 Ford Flex SEL, Limited, SE
• 2011 - 2012 Ford Flex Titanium
• 2010 - 2012 Lincoln MKT EcoBoost, Base

Check your year, model, engine and trim against this list before you order.

What it does

Shocks and struts control how the springs move, keeping the tires on the road over bumps. Worn suspension and steering parts show up as clunks, wandering, uneven tire wear and a vague feel; fresh parts restore control, and performance parts sharpen it.

Installation & tips

• Replace shocks in pairs on the same axle, and get an alignment after strut work.
• Strut mounts: Often worn at the same time.
• Alignment: Needed after strut replacement.
• This part affects how the vehicle stops, steers or holds the road. If you are not sure how to fit it, have it installed or checked by a qualified mechanic.

FAQ

How many vehicles is it listed for?
3 applications are listed in the fitment section above.

Can I install it myself?
Many owners do this job at home with the right tools and a service manual, but because it is a safety-related part, have the work checked by a qualified mechanic if you are not sure.

What should I check before ordering?
Compare the part number, specifications and fitment on this page with your vehicle and with the part you are replacing.

Before you order

• Confirm your year, make, model and trim match the fitment listed above.
• Plan for a wheel alignment after fitting if the job changes the suspension or steering geometry.