my grand marquis 2005 one side is lower then other side

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Asked by sk4320 May 24, 2017 at 05:40 AM about the 2005 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Premium

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

my grand Marquis 2005 one side lower then other side i changed all shock
and coil spring result is same.....

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One side lower than the other, is this on the front of the vehicle or the back? Also front or rear did you change the coil springs. Is there a air spring in the rear?

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Shocks alone, do not have ANY control of ride height. Struts do because the have a spring around them. You may have a bad rear air spring (air bag), broken air line or bad air spring solenoid on the rear.

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i changed coil spring and shock rear and front... rear left side is down

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About the only thing it could be is a bad spring cup, or the frame is bent.

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159,085

Or a bad air spring, or air spring solenoid if equipped with rear air suspension.

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Bob is 100% correct my 96 Grand Marquis had thr same thing

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