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Toyota Echo Rear Coil Spring
Part Number: 48231-52040$104.06 MSRP: $146.69You Save: $42.63 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Echo Front Coil Spring
Part Number: 48131-52020$87.04 MSRP: $122.69You Save: $35.65 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Echo Rear Coil Spring
Part Number: 48231-52720$105.24 MSRP: $148.35You Save: $43.11 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Echo Front Coil Spring
Part Number: 48131-52660$90.16 MSRP: $127.10You Save: $36.94 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Echo Front Coil Spring
Part Number: 48131-52670$86.66 MSRP: $122.16You Save: $35.50 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Echo Front Coil Spring
Part Number: 48131-52080$87.66 MSRP: $123.58You Save: $35.92 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Echo Front Coil Spring
Part Number: 48131-52320$92.29 MSRP: $130.10You Save: $37.81 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Echo Front Coil Spring
Part Number: 48131-52680$90.16 MSRP: $127.10You Save: $36.94 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Echo Front Coil Spring
Part Number: 48131-52620$107.01 MSRP: $150.85You Save: $43.84 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Echo Coil Springs
Toyota Echo Coil Springs offer primary support while absorbing bumps and dips to hold vehicle weight and maintain a level, controlled ride. Placed on every wheel, the Coil Springs respond to the movement of the suspension and compress and extend with varying levels to keep the chassis at the correct ride height. By maintaining alignment geometry within the intended range, healthy Coil Springs also help to limit excessive body roll, uneven tire wear, and bottoming out. Every spring has a free length, which refers to its height when unloaded, and a spring rate, which is the amount of force it takes to compress the spring one inch. Together, these specifications affect how soft or firm the suspension will be. A sagging corner, bottoming out, and excessive tire wear on a Toyota Echo can all mean the Coil Springs are worn, and equal-spec replacements restore stance and comfort. By using the correct Toyota Echo Coil Springs, you are ensuring that the handling quality will remain the same and the alignment settings designed for the Toyota Echo will not be altered.
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Toyota Echo Coil Springs Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and refit Coil Springs on Toyota Echo?A:To remove the rear suspension components, start by loosening the rear wheel nuts, chocking the front wheels, selecting 1st gear, jacking up the rear of the car, and securely supporting it on axle stands before removing both rear roadwheels. Next, support the trailing arm section of the beam axle with a trolley jack, unscrew the Shock Absorber lower mounting nut, and take off the nut while recovering the washer, then slide the bottom end of the shock absorber off its mounting. Gradually lower the trailing arms on the jack until the spring tension is released, allowing the springs to be pulled out of their location; it is advisable to remove the jack and press down on the trailing arm to extract the spring while ensuring no excess strain is placed on the brake hose. Recover the upper and lower mounting rubbers of the spring, taking note of their fitting, and replace them if they are in poor condition. For refitting, reverse the removal process while ensuring the spring is properly engaged in the upper and lower mounts, and delay fully tightening the shock absorber lower mounting nut to its specified torque until the car is resting on its wheels.
