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Unity 12-540000 Rear Shock Absorber
Twin-tube gas-charged rear shock absorber replaces OE units on 1992-2002 Crown Victoria, 1986-2002 Town Car and Grand Marquis
- Direct OE replacement for Crown Victoria 1992-2002
- Twin-tube gas-charged design restores ride control
- Fits Lincoln Town Car 1986-2002 rear suspension
- Compatible with Mercury Grand Marquis 1986-2002
- 50 years Unity manufacturing experience ensures reliability
Direct OE Replacement
The Unity 12-540000 rear shock absorber is engineered as a direct replacement for original equipment units on specific Ford Crown Victoria, Lincoln Town Car and Mercury Grand Marquis models. It serves owners and mechanics restoring ride control on these full-size sedans without modification.
Twin-Tube Gas-Charged Construction
A twin-tube gas-charged design provides consistent damping performance and resists fade during extended use. The unit installs using existing mounting points, so no specialised tools or fabrication are required for a trouble-free fitment.
Model-Year Coverage Limits
Fitment is confined to 1992 through 2002 Ford Crown Victoria and 1986 through 2002 Lincoln Town Car and Mercury Grand Marquis applications. Vehicles outside these ranges or different platforms will require a different part number.
Highlights
- Direct OE replacement for Crown Victoria 1992-2002
- Twin-tube gas-charged design restores ride control
- Fits Lincoln Town Car 1986-2002 rear suspension
- Compatible with Mercury Grand Marquis 1986-2002
- 50 years Unity manufacturing experience ensures reliability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which vehicles does the 12-540000 rear shock absorber fit?
It is a direct replacement for 1992-2002 Ford Crown Victoria, 1986-2002 Lincoln Town Car and 1986-2002 Mercury Grand Marquis.
What mounting hardware is required to install this shock absorber?
It uses the original equipment mounting points on the listed Ford Crown Victoria, Lincoln Town Car and Mercury Grand Marquis models.
How is the twin-tube gas-charged shock installed, and what step is often missed?
Remove the old shock, bolt the new unit to the factory upper and lower mounts, then torque all fasteners to the vehicle manufacturer's specification — the torque step is frequently skipped.
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