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Old Dec 24, 2023 | 11:22 PM
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Hi everyone!

I recently got a 2016 F Type crash damaged and been trying to slowly build it up and get it roadworthy again.

The damage was mostly to the passenger side front suspension area and I am having trouble figuring out what this linkage does?
it has a sensor connected to it but seems to me there should be something that’s attached to the link?

Thanks for the help! So so excited to drive this cat in the new year!



 
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Old Dec 25, 2023 | 08:30 AM
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That is a ride-height sensor. Should be connected (one each side) to a control arm, for the dynamic suspension to work as designed.

They are on the back, too.

Can't remember if they connect as a push-on, or to an actual bolt.
 
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Old Dec 25, 2023 | 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Carbuff2
That is a ride-height sensor. Should be connected (one each side) to a control arm, for the dynamic suspension to work as designed.

They are on the back, too.

Can't remember if they connect as a push-on, or to an actual bolt.
Thank you!

Seems like I am just missing the guide pin that mounts the sensor arm to the lower control arm. Time to go to the ***********.
 
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