Lesjofors 4077819 Coil Spring - Front

Lesjofors Front Coil Spring for Saab 9-3

Lesjofors part 4077819 is a front coil spring for the 2003-2011 Saab 9-3 with sports suspension. It is built to OE-quality standards and finished for corrosion resistance and long service life.

Key Features

• Front coil spring for Saab 9-3 sports suspension applications
• Seat included: No
• Manufactured from high-strength steel
• Heat treated, shot peened, and pre-set for consistent performance
• Zinc phosphate coated and epoxy powder coat painted for added protection
• Lesjofors part number 4077819

Detailed Description

Lesjofors 4077819 is a replacement front coil spring engineered for the Saab 9-3 from 2003-2011 with sports suspension. Lesjofors has a long spring-making history and supplies OE-style replacement springs built to meet or exceed original equipment quality expectations. This spring is produced using high-strength steel and undergoes heat treatment, shot peening, pre-setting, and testing to help maintain proper ride height and spring rate. It is also protected with a zinc phosphate coating and epoxy powder coat finish. This part cross-references GM OE numbers 12756519 and 12786393 for the same application.

Common Issues This Part Can Address

• Sagging front ride height
• Uneven stance on a Saab 9-3 with sports suspension
• Loss of original spring support from age or fatigue
• Noisy or worn front suspension spring replacement needs

Installation Notes and Tips

Compatible with 2003-2011 Saab 9-3, front, w/ sports suspension. Replace springs in pairs when wear is present on both sides to help maintain balanced ride height and handling. Verify suspension configuration before ordering, since this spring is specific to sports suspension applications. Lesjofors part 4077819 should be installed with proper spring compression tools and standard suspension service procedures.

Quality Assurance

Lesjofors manufactures replacement coil springs to OE-quality standards using controlled production steps and testing. The brand has supplied springs for a wide range of performance and production vehicles, and its spring manufacturing heritage dates back to 1852.