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Does a 1991 Lincoln Continental have shocks in the rear or struts in the rear?
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Should have "air ride" air bags
The rear struts are an assembly comprising a hydraulic strut with variable actuation / dampening and an air spring, all in one unit. They are not customer serviceable, and must be replaced as a unit.
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Does a 1991 Lincoln Continental have both struts and shocks?
It may very well have shocks in the rear or it may have the Air Ride system. Crawl under the car and look see.
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What struts off another vehicle fit 1991 Lincoln continental?
best results are to replace the air struts with conventional macferson struts.use Taurus struts of the same year,front struts are straightforward,however the rears my need one hole drilled to access the difference in the bolt pattern of the upper strut mount.
How do you troubleshoot 1991 Lincoln air shocks?
Go to Lincolnsonline.com forums.
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What kind of battery is in a 1991 Lincoln Continental?
call the auto parts store they can tell you that.
What is the firing order for a 1991 Lincoln Continental?
1-4-2-5-3-6
What will a 1991 Lincoln continental 3.8 v6 motor fit into?
a 91' or 92' Ford Taurus.
What is the average cost to replace a oil pump on a 1991 Lincoln continental?
It should be about $220, depending on where you are located.
Where is the power window relay switch in a 1991 Lincoln continental?
well, if my calculations r correct, behind the dashboard
