Shock Absorber Strut Mount Fit for Ford Transit 1763854 6c1118183ab

• Customization: Available
• Certification: ISO/TS16949, ISO9001
• Car Make: Ford
• Model NO.: 6C1118183AB
• OEM: Yes
• Type: Strut Mount
• Delivery Time: 25-30 Days
• Application: Fit for Ford
• Product Name: Shock Absorber Strut Mount
• Sample: Free
• OE Number: 6c1118183ab
• Transport Package: Plastic Bag + Carton Box + Pallet or According to
• Specification: OE Standard
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 500000 Sets Per Month

Product Description

ITEM NAME	Shock Absorber Strut Mount fit for Ford TRANSIT 1763854 6C1118183AB
OE NUMBER	1763854  6C1118183AB  1377973  1488960  6C1118183AC
APPLICATION CAR	Fit for  Ford TRANSIT TT9 2006-
MOQ	20 pcs
WARRANTY	50,000 km , 2 years
DELIVERY TIME	25-30 days, If we have items in stock, it will be 10-15 days
SAMPLE	Free
PACKAGE	Plastic bag + Carton + Pallet or According to Customer's request
CUSTOMERIZED LOGO	Laser marking customer's company LOGO on the products

STRUT MOUNT : the unsung hero. Keeps your ride quiet and vibration-free.
As the name implies, it is a component that attaches the suspension strut to the vehicle. In addition, it isolates tire noise and vibration from the vehicle. Many (front) strut mounts also contain a bearing or bearing plate that acts as a steering pivot.

The strut brace is like a sandwich. One side is bolted to the vehicle and the other side is attached to the strut. In the middle is a rubber-like insulating material. Thus, when the vehicle moves over bumps, the up-and-down impact pushes and pulls on the strut. The strut's job is to cushion the impact to reduce the bump effects, noise and vibration that may be transmitted into the vehicle.

On many front struts, the bracket also includes a bearing to which the strut is attached. There is one on each side of the vehicle and these bearings act as steering pivots. This bearing is the key component that affects the smoothness and response of the steering motion.

How do you know if strut mount has to be replaced?

1. Abnormal noises coming from the steering and suspension system.
2. Premature and/or uneven tire wear.
3. Accelerated wear of shock absorbers.
4. Excessive vibration.
5. Poor wheel/tire alignment.
6. Poor steering return.