Designed as a low-cost alternative for a replacement of a factory-style air ride or electronic suspension system, Monroe® suspension conversion kits restore the vehicle to factory ride height and delivers a stable, comfortable ride. Discover how to use a Monroe conversion kit to replace air shocks with coil-over shocks.
Follow along as Monroe conversion kit part numbers 90023C1 and 90023C2 are installed on a 2008 Lincoln Navigator. Designed for use on the 2007-2013 Ford Expedition and 2007-2013 Lincoln Navigator, please note that you’ll need both part numbers to complete the conversion kit installation. You’ll learn all the key steps:
1. Removal procedure for rear air strut assembly for 2WD and 4WD models
2. Installation of rear strut assembly
3. How to disable the air suspension warning and air compressor
To get started you’ll need:
1. Torque wrenches (1/4″ & 1/2″ drive)
2. Hammer;
3. Sockets (27mm, 30mm)
4. Wrenches (27mm, 15mm, 30mm)
5. Pry bar
6. Charger to hook up to battery
7. Bi-directional scan tool (to dump air) – optional
8. Zip ties.
Monroe recommends seeking professional help for disabling the air suspension warning and air compressor. When you’re ready to convert your air ride or electronic suspension system, visit Monroe’s website http://www.monroe.com.
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