torsion bars
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i wouldnt say they failed but maybe have become weak after 18 years and 150 k miles there is a notiable sag on the drivers side and even after 2 turns on the adjusting/preload screw theres no difference - also we do have used parts yards its just not some thing i would want to use kind of an unknown i would rather go new with some thing like this - from what ive found so far ford did make t-bars in a few sizes/tensions just not to sure what would fit even from an explorer - if i can find a parts cross reference chart or some thing to that effect - i have found some part #s that im going to look into as my search continues...
#4
Try for a part #: F67Z-5B326-FA (Right side), F67Z-5B326-FB (Left side)
I did an internet search using that part #, and I followed a few of the links, and input the make/model/year of my Ranger, they all came back as a fit...
You might want to contact the vendors directly to be certain.
I did an internet search using that part #, and I followed a few of the links, and input the make/model/year of my Ranger, they all came back as a fit...
You might want to contact the vendors directly to be certain.
Last edited by Rockledge; 09-14-2018 at 05:59 PM. Reason: added left side part #
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Try for a part #: F67Z-5B326-FA (Right side), F67Z-5B326-FB (Left side)
I did an internet search using that part #, and I followed a few of the links, and input the make/model/year of my Ranger, they all came back as a fit...
You might want to contact the vendors directly to be certain.
I did an internet search using that part #, and I followed a few of the links, and input the make/model/year of my Ranger, they all came back as a fit...
You might want to contact the vendors directly to be certain.
thanx much for reply(s) all
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