AUTOSAVER88 Rear Suspension Spring Compatible with 89-10 Lincoln Town Car/Mercury Grand Marquis, 92-10 Ford Crown Victoria, 03 04 Mercury Marauder

I installed these on a 2003 Marauder. The installation was pretty straightforward and they seem to be working as intended.

The air bags are very well made and came with the hardware they claimed would be supplied. I watched four different videos on how to install them and all were quite simple. All went well until I tried to remove the solinoid from the car to install the new O rings. Everyone said to remove the clip holding it and then remove it from the airbag. No problem but there is an air hose attached to the solinoid no one showed or told you how to disconnect. In my many years of working on cars I’ve learned not to force anything. I tried to find instructions on the internet with no luck. I’m sure I was supposed to remove it because there was a very small O ring that would only fit the air hose. So I installed the O rings on the solinoid in the car and wiped them to make sure they were clean as instructed. Definitely not as easy as on the work bench. Left the small O ring off and assumed the one on the solinoid was good. The rest of the installation went good with a few very minor problems anyone who has worked on cars could resolve. Aired them up and they are working perfectly and the ride is great. I feel some printed instructions included with the product would have been what I consider great customer service, even if it means charging a few dollars more to cover the expense of including them. Anyone that has experience working on cars can replace their air bags by just watching the videos on U Tube and being careful. I know the price of the pair of bags was less than I could buy them locally and a couple of hours of my time was worth it compared to what I was quoted to do the job at a shop. Would recommend these air bags to anyone needing to replace leaking or worn out ones

Bought these for my 2004 mercury marauder. Perfect fit. Just like OEM. Easy install. If you want a mechanic to do it, shouldn't cost more than $100.

My Town Car rear air bags started leaking overnight, car is 2006 but only has 55K miles on it so very low for 2006. Signature L model which is the extended length wheelbase. I saw this set on amazon and had in stock and had four or more starts and came in a day and a half via prime. kit contains two airbags, new o-rings and retainer clip for each air bag. I could install these but would have taken me all day in the drive so I opted for my regular guy with a lift, he had new air bags on in less than hour and half? Remember to turn off the air pump switch when putting car on a lift. The Labor was $160 plus the cost of the part of $85? Once back on the ground and car running the air pump took a few minutes to go on and off a couple of times (on the ground) to equalize to correct ride height. So far so good.

Good replacement parts. Only issue is that they really should include the top retaining clips on the hardware bag. In most cases, by the time the bags need replacement the clips will also be a rusty mess. Mine were, but I had to reuse them for now. Otherwise the bags fit fine and are performing normally so far. Super great value if they hold up.

The price is great and the springs fit perfectly into my '94 Lincoln Town Car. No leaks, and the air-ride system is back to normal.

It was a little bit of challenge to install the first one, second one was installed 3 times faster.Perfect fit, no leaks!🙂

I had a new air pump and airbags installed professionally on my 1995 Lincoln town car. These airbags leaked immediately. Took several days for them to go Down so I didn’t notice it until about a week after I had picked up my car. The installation was expensive so I would definitely not recommend these cheap airbags.