Technical Panda 2013 4x4 front coil springs

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Technical Panda 2013 4x4 front coil springs

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Hi I bought a panda my first and it doesn’t seem to sit level I got the tape out and there is a 65mm of a difference long story short what is the correct length of spring for my panda it is a 2013 312 4x4 twin air
 
Methinks the fronts should be around 410mm (uncompressed) and have around five and a half coils.

Rears are something like 340mm with around six and a half coils.

Looks like you might have broken a spring.
Just to let you no bought the 410mm for the fro t of my panda as you surgested fitted prefect many thanks for your help
 
Just to let you no bought the 410mm for the fro t of my panda as you surgested fitted prefect many thanks for your help
Hello there, I have the same issue but with a fiat panda 4x4 2014 1.3 75hp diesel. please follow this link to see the picture (does it look like similar to your issue? ) I was wondering which brand did you buy and where did you buy it?

I am just getting crazy to understand the color codes ( fiat said that the oem number for the front coil springs is 51939621 for my model but the mdels I can see in the aftermaket internet sites (with oem specifications) are marked as x2 white and x2 yellow dots like l exatley like the springs I have mounted in my car which is very low in the front compared with the back.

I just someone said that patrol engines coil springs are weaker than a coil spirngs for a diesel becuase the diesel is heavier.

to be honest It is a bit confusing, even the original mopar internet site (for original spare parts) is confusing.
 
Methinks the fronts should be around 410mm (uncompressed) and have around five and a half coils.

Rears are something like 340mm with around six and a half coils.

Looks like you might have broken a spring.
Hi , I am interested in the topic, do you know if there is a difference in length in the shock absorbers as well between for exaple a 1,3 diesel normal and a 1.3 diesel 4x4?
 
Hello there, I have the same issue but with a fiat panda 4x4 2014 1.3 75hp diesel. please follow this link to see the picture (does it look like similar to your issue? ) I was wondering which brand did you buy and where did you buy it?

I am just getting crazy to understand the color codes ( fiat said that the oem number for the front coil springs is 51939621 for my model but the mdels I can see in the aftermaket internet sites (with oem specifications) are marked as x2 white and x2 yellow dots like l exatley like the springs I have mounted in my car which is very low in the front compared with the back.

I just someone said that patrol engines coil springs are weaker than a coil spirngs for a diesel becuase the diesel is heavier.

to be honest It is a bit confusing, even the original mopar internet site (for original spare parts) is confusing.
Hi I bought mine off AUTODOC the fronts are 410 mm just be careful when buying there are a lot of different sizes and they all fit you are ok with the shocks a local motor factors supplied mine
 
When I bought mine I just went by length I never worried about the different colour spots or make and they fitted spot on
Ok,

that is what I heard from reddit :

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This is all I've found in elearn:

If the springs are being replaced, ensure that the colour of the paint marks on the outside of the central coils matches.
Versions with mechanical steering have brown paint marks.
Versions with electric steering with a heating system and petrol engines have white paint marks.
Versions with electric steering with air conditioning and petrol engines have blue paint marks.
Versions with JTD engines have pink paint marks.

So this looks like you have petrol version springs and would explain your issue as Diesel engines are heavier.
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So when I look for the oem number that fiat gave me , which is 51939621, the oem aftermarket specs states x2 white x2 yellow ..... and they say it is compatible in my car that is diesel 4x4 ...... very confusing.

Anyway, I can see that the length for the 312pxl1a model which is like my model but with 4 seat instead of 5, are beetwen 396 and 400. mm

another thing I am worries about is the "non oem parts" lots of peole said that are less quality.
 
When I bought mine I just went by length I never worried about the different colour spots or make and they fitted spot on
thank you for everything,

Just a quick question, do you know if there is a different length betwen normal panda and 4x4 panda shock absorber?
 
Ok,

that is what I heard from reddit :

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
This is all I've found in elearn:

If the springs are being replaced, ensure that the colour of the paint marks on the outside of the central coils matches.
Versions with mechanical steering have brown paint marks.
Versions with electric steering with a heating system and petrol engines have white paint marks.
Versions with electric steering with air conditioning and petrol engines have blue paint marks.
Versions with JTD engines have pink paint marks.

So this looks like you have petrol version springs and would explain your issue as Diesel engines are heavier.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

So when I look for the oem number that fiat gave me , which is 51939621, the oem aftermarket specs states x2 white x2 yellow ..... and they say it is compatible in my car that is diesel 4x4 ...... very confusing.

Anyway, I can see that the length for the 312pxl1a model which is like my model but with 4 seat instead of 5, are beetwen 396 and 400. mm

another thing I am worries about is the "non oem parts" lots of peole said that are less quality.
I fitted them a year ago and all good so far front shocks were from monroe
 
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