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The Ford Explorer is a mid-sized SUV, suitable for urban commuting as well as off-road exploration.
There are usually two front shock absorbers: Independent MacPherson-strut with separate coil spring and monotube gas-charged shock absorber.Two rear shock absorbers: Independent multilink suspension with separate coil spring and monotube gas-charged shock absorber.
The Ford Fusion is a mid-sized sedan, renowned for its sleek aerodynamic appearance.Each Fusion employs 4 damper units：two front strut assemblies and two rear shock absorbers—tailored to its suspension geometry and tuning.
Front Suspension: MacPherson strut, which integrates the coil spring and shock absorber into a single cartridge-style unit.
Rear Suspension: Multi-link independent rear suspension with separate coil springs and monotube shock absorbers.
The Ford Ranger is a mid-sized pickup truck that combines robust and durable performance. Its design inspiration comes from the F series pickup trucks.Every Ranger uses four shock absorber units—one at each wheel.
Front Suspension: Independent short-arm/long-arm (SLA) double-wishbone with separate coil spring and shock absorber.
Rear Suspension: Hotchkiss-type live rear axle with multi-leaf springs and outboard shock absorbers.
In a nutshell, the Ford F-150 is the best-selling full-size pickup truck in the United States and is currently in its 14th generation.Each F-150 uses four damper units—one at each wheel.
Front suspension: Independent double-wishbone with coil-over shock and stamped lower control arm.
Rear suspension: Heavy-duty, gas-pressurized monotube matched to the axle’s load-carrying role and articulation.
From September 2020 to July 2024, approximately 150,000 Ford Mustang models for the 2021-2024 period were recalled. The reasons are:
The rear shock absorbers may experience coorrosion between the external reservoir,mounting flange and the damper body.
First, lift the vehicle, remove the tires, take off the shock absorber bolts on the top and bottom brackets, replace them with new ones, and then twist them to the specified torque according to the official data. Please be sure to refer to the maintenance manual.