TF501 - Spring Dislocation Cones – Front C-Driveshaft The sensor reads a toothed

The sensor reads a toothed reluctor driven by the crankshaft and generates the signal the engine control unit uses to determine crankshaft position and speed

Leaf Spring - a seven-leaf semi-elliptic spring for the rear suspension

it is moulded in plastic with an integral mesh screen that prevents leaves and debris from entering the intake duct feeding the HVAC blower

The panel is pressed in aluminium and is fitted in place of the original sill where corrosion or impact damage has occurred

TF501 - Spring Dislocation Cones – Front C-Driveshaft The sensor reads a toothedSpring Dislocation Cones Front are fitted inside the front coil springs to prevent spring dislocation under maximum suspension droop. During extreme off road articulation, the range of downward axle travel can cause the coil spring to separate entirely from its upper seat; these cones retain the spring on the upper platform throughout the full suspension travel range. Typically fitted as part of a suspension lift installation where the increased ride