AIR SUSPENSION SHOCK AIR SUSPENSION SPRING MK493369 MK493360
MK596472 REPLACED BY VKNTECH 1S3369
Product Description
Item | Air Suspension Spring |
Application | For cabin |
OEM | 493369 |
Brand | Vkntech & Neutral |
MOQ | 10 PCS |
Shipping | DHL,UPS,FEDEX or as customers' requirements. |
Product Drawing
Overview
Quick Details
- Model:
8DC91
- Year:
1999-2009
- Place of Origin:
China
- Brand Name:
GREAT SPACE
- Car Fitment:
MITSUBISHI
- Model Number:
MK493369
- Product name:
air spring
- OEM:
MK493369
- Engine Model:
For 6M70 8DC9 engine
- Truck Model:
For FV515 Japanese truck parts
- Quality:
High-Quality
- Packing:
Neutral Packing
- Payment:
T/T
- Warranty:
12 Months
| Quantity(Pieces) | 1 - 1000 | >1000 |
| Est. Time(days) | 25 | To be negotiated |
What is an Air Suspension System?
An air suspension system is a style of vehicle suspension that's
powered by an electric pump or compressor that pumps air into
flexible bellows that are typically made out of a
textile-reinforced type of rubber. Additionally,
Pro Car Mechanics describes air suspension as a replacement to the leaf suspension
or coil spring system with airbags composed of polyurethane and
rubber. A compressor inflates the bags to a certain pressure in
order to behave like springs. Air suspension also differs from
hydropneumatic suspension because it uses pressurized air instead
of pressurized liquid.
What's the Purpose of an Air Suspension System?
In most cases, air suspension is used to achieve a smooth and
constant driving quality, but in some instances,
sports suspensions feature an air suspension system too. Similarly, air suspension replaces a conventional steel
spring suspension in heavier vehicle applications, like trucks,
tractor-trailers, passenger buses, and even passenger trains. Air
suspension has also become popular in low-riding trucks like this
gorgeous 1982 Dodge D200 Camper Special.
What Is Electronically Controlled Air Suspension?
According to the company now known as Dunlop Systems and
Components, at the start of the 1990s, Dunlop developed and
installed the Electronic Controlled Air Suspension (ECAS) system on the 1993 Range Rover Classic and again on the Range
Rover P38A. The United Kingdom-based company developed the ECAS to
include several key features:
- Vulcanized, heavy-duty rubber air springs at each of the vehicle's
wheels
- An air compressor in the vehicle's trunk or under the hood of the
vehicle
- A storage tank for compressed air, which allows you to store air at
around an average of 150 PSI
- Valve blocks which direct air to the four springs from the storage
reservoir through a set of solenoids, valves, and o-rings
- ECAS computer that communicates between the vehicle's main computer
to calculate where to direct air pressure
- Air pipes connecting from the storage tank to the air springs that
channel the flow of air throughout the suspension system
- A desiccant-filled drier canister to keep the internal recesses of
the system dry
The electronically controlled air suspension also features height
sensors that are based on sensing resistance in contact with the
terrain on all four of the vehicle's corners to provide height
reference for all corners. Additionally, further advancements are
beginning to feature some Electronic Control Units (ECUs) that are
able to fit under the vehicle's floorboard, making air suspension
more widely featured in everyday driving.
