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Posted on Mar 24, 2009

How do you remove selinoid from air spring?

1996 lincoln towncar. I think my airspring on passenger side has a bad selinoid and is not venting , that side is high while driver side is normal.

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It is twist lock push down and twist to the left it will go to second position turn again and you can remove it

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