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Dodge Charger Coil Spring, Rear Part Number: 5168953AB
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Dodge Charger Coil Spring, Rear Part Number: 68235725AB
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Dodge Charger Coil Spring, Front Part Number: 5168882AB
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Dodge Charger Coil Spring, Rear Part Number: 68083469AC
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Dodge Charger Coil Spring, Rear Part Number: 5168900AC
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Dodge Charger Coil Spring, Front Part Number: 4895752AD
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Dodge Charger Coil Spring, Rear Part Number: 4895583AA
Dodge Charger Spring, Rear Part Number: 4895314AB
Dodge Charger Spring, Rear Part Number: 4895313AB
Dodge Charger Coil Spring, Rear Part Number: 68032315AB
Dodge Charger Coil Spring, Rear Part Number: 68032326AB
Dodge Charger Spring, Rear Part Number: 4895314AD
Dodge Charger Coil Spring, Rear Part Number: 4895342AC
Dodge Charger Spring, Rear Part Number: 4895325AC
Dodge Charger Spring, Rear Part Number: 4895475AB
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Dodge Charger Coil Springs
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Coil springs are implemented in Dodge Charger vehicles as part of its suspension roller systems and these serves the primary purpose of steering the car through shock absorbers that are produced by unsmooth surfaces. That is why each wheel contains a coil spring to ensure proper handling, traction and realize the comfort of driving. Coil springs are made of elastic materials such as steel wire wrapped in a helical form to provide it with the capability of being compressed or stretched and still regain the original dimensions. Several types of the coil springs have been used in the Dodge Charger line over the years ranging from, The compression springs that are vital in the compression resistance of the car suspensions, this coil spring may comprise productivity such as the shear modulus, and the young modulus of material used. An essential aspect in the care of the coil springs is that assuming that these coil springs are allowing the car's chassis to sag, this can cause significant damage to the chassis and the performance of the car and hence these springs are important in the functionality of the car.
Dodge Charger Coil Springs Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to install Rear Coil Springs on Dodge Charger?A:Place both isolators, upper (1) and lower (5), fully onto the coil spring (2) before proceeding. After that, add the spring and isolators into the spring pocket of the spring link and ensure the lower isolator fits into the pocket's shape and the coil spring is aligned with the body mount. Install the shock by sticking the lower end into the spring link's pocket, then tip the top inward to fit it into the upper holes. At first, just secure the lower shock mounting bolt without tightening it; leave the nut alone too. In AWD cars, make sure the spacers over the crossmember mount bushings are installed in the proper way. Raise the jack cautiously and direct the coil spring and upper Shock Absorber section into the mountings, then connect and tighten the upper mounting screws to 52 Nm (38 ft. lbs.). Since the rear (2) crossmember mounting bolts are longer than the front (3), do not substitute them. Install the two crossmember mounting bolts (2 and 3), but don't tighten them completely for now. From the tension link, measure the distance (1) to the body weld flange (3) in front and just outboard of the front mount bushing (4). Make sure this distance is no less than 12 mm to support proper movement of the suspension. If the space is smaller than 12 mm, move that section of the rear crossmember rearward until there is at least a 12 mm gap. While doing so, loosen 3 bolts from the mounting on that side and keep the fourth on the opposite side nice and snug to pivot the mount. Once it is at least 12 mm, tighten up the loose bolts and check the remaining fourth bolt to ensure that is snugged down and keeps the minimum space. Apply 180 Nm (133 ft. lbs.) to each crossmember bolt (2 and 3) and then take the jack (3) away from under the rear axle differential. If the exhaust was lowered earlier, raise it back to where it belongs, link the isolators at the hanger spots for the Muffler and resonators and take out the jack or stand enclosing the exhaust muffler. Mount the tire and wheel assemblies (1), fasten the wheel mounting nuts (3) to 150 Nm (110 ft. lbs.) (190 Nm (140 ft. lbs.) for Police models) and install the fuel filler tube. Drop the vehicle down and park it on an alignment rack or a lift, raise the lift to reach the needed spot for the lower bolt. Take care to tighten the shock absorber lower mounting bolt nut (4) to 72 Nm (53 ft. lbs.).
- Q: How to Safely Remove Rear Coil Springs on Dodge Charger?A:Before you begin, put the car on stabilizers, loosen the mounting nuts on the wheel and remove the tire and wheel. Take off the fuel filler tube if you are servicing the left side Shock Absorber. Support the cradle up front with extra stands before you take out the suspension for safety. With a dual exhaust vehicle or with the right side on a single exhaust vehicle, set a jack or stand under the Muffler, separate the exhaust isolators and gently lower the exhaust onto the jack or stand. Following this, position a jack at the center of the rear axle differential, raise it to reach the car's differential and keep it safe without lifting the stabilizer bar. Take off the upper shaft bolts from the shock and remove the nut and bolt on the bottom mounting. If your vehicle uses AWD, be sure not to displace the spacers between the crossmember mounts and the body while removing the bolts. Leaving the mounting bolts for the crossmember on the side opposite the raised vehicle will mean you won't have to align the rear wheels. Pull off the bolts holding the crossmember in place at both the front and back, then lower the jack slowly so that the shock absorber clears the body flange. Unscrew the shock absorber by tipping the top and lifting the stuffed end from the spring link. Unplug the brake hose from the inside of the car to make sure it doesn't stretch during the next phase of the job. After the crossmember is down sufficiently to remove the coil spring, take out both the coil spring and the isolators.
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