Arnott Introduces New Front Air Strut For 2004-'10 Jaguar XJ Series With Comfort Suspension

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Arnott Introduces New Front Air Strut For 2004-’10 Jaguar XJ Series With Comfort Suspension

The Arnott strut is built with a new Continental ContiTech air bladder, heavy-duty crimping rings, new O-Rings and a new OE-inspired dampening coil.

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Arnott Air Suspension Products has announced the introduction of a new, not remanufactured air strut for the front of the 2004-’10 Jaguar XJ series with comfort suspension. AS-2888 features a custom-made and tuned premium monotube shock absorber designed to provide a responsive yet comfortable ride.

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Arnott’s new aftermarket air strut for the X350 Chassis and the X358 Chassis replaces OE part arnott-air-strut-as-2888No. C2C41349, C2C41339, C2C41347, C2C28533, C2C28409, C2C25696, C2C24412, C2C39763 and C2C31016.

The company says the Arnott-designed strut eliminates many of the common high-wear weaknesses of the OE strut, such as the leaky upper seal, noisy upper mount and the weak lower rubber seal. The Arnott strut is built with a new Continental ContiTech air bladder, heavy-duty crimping rings, new O-Rings and a new OE-inspired dampening coil.

Each Jaguar air strut retails for $552.34 and is backed by Arnott’s Limited Lifetime Warranty. The strut fits Jaguar vehicles with comfort suspension. Arnott recommends replacing both Jaguar XJ OE front struts at the same time.   

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Emma Henderson
By Emma Henderson
Emma Henderson is the Managing Editor of aftermarketNews and Counterman. She joined Babcox after a career as a television reporter for stations across the Midwest. Contact her at [email protected]
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