Direct Lift NH4D-1004 Torsion Spring A (Latch Spring) - 7K/8K/9K 4-Post Parking Lifts

Description

Direct Lift NH4D-1004 Torsion Spring A (Latch Spring) – 7K/8K/9K 4-Post Parking Lifts

Replace missing, worn, or damaged lift hardware with the NH4D-1004 Torsion Spring A (Latch Spring) – 7K/8K/9K 4-Post Parking Lifts, listed for use on compatible equipment. This hardware is used when servicing the specified Direct Lift assembly. Match the part number, size or description, and listed application before ordering.

Product Information

• Brand / Equipment: Direct Lift
• Manufacturer / Reference Part Number: NH4D-1004
• Store SKU: DITD1004
• Component: Torsion Spring A (Latch Spring) – 7K/8K/9K 4-Post Parking Lifts

Fitment & Ordering Notes

Automotive lift manufacturers may use different parts across model years, production runs, or equipment revisions. Before ordering, compare the reference part number and the model/application information in this listing with the identification tag, parts manual, or original component on your lift. If your equipment uses a different part number, verify interchange before installation.

Additional Existing Product / Fitment Information

In the drawing images above this is part number 65 in the PARTS BREAKDOWN 7K 4-POST PARKING drawing and part number 65 in the PARTS BREAKDOWN 8K 4-POST PARKING drawing and part number 55 in the PARTS BREAKDOWN 9K PARKING WIDER V drawing.

Fits the following lift models — part number NH4D-1004 appears in the parts breakdown of each of these lifts: Direct Lift 7K Four-Post Parking, 8K Four-Post Parking, 9K Parking (wide version), PP8+ 8K Four-Post, PP8S 8K Four-Post, PP9+ 9K Four-Post.

The Direct Lift NH4D-1004 is Torsion Spring A, also listed as Latch Spring A, fitting Direct Lift 7K 4-Post Parking, 8K 4-Post Parking, and 9K Parking Wider V lifts. It is shown in the Crossbeam / Safety Latch Assembly (Figure 1) and Caster Kit sections of the factory parts breakdowns.

This torsion spring keeps the safety latch tensioned so it engages the lock positions reliably as the lift rises and returns to position when the release is let go. A fatigued or broken latch spring is a common cause of locks that fail to click in or hang up on release.

Direct-fit OEM replacement. Note this is Spring A; verify against NH4D-1004DC (Torsion Spring B) in your parts breakdown to be sure you order the correct side.