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2009 Mercury Sable Drive Shaft, Slip Yoke
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7T4Z-7A256-A
Lever- Production Date: 04/2007-06/2009
- Fitting Vehicle Options: 6-Speed Automatic Transmission 6F50
- Callout Name: 7A256
- Replaced By: BT4Z-7A256-A
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OEM 2009 Mercury Sable Parts for Rear Propeller Shaft
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Drive Shaft Installation and Repair Tips for 2009 Mercury Sable
- Q: How to Remove and Replace the Drive Shaft on 2009 Mercury Sable?A: Replacing the driveshaft: Index-mark the two ends of the flange, and lift the vehicle, disconnecting the muffler, tailpipe and exhaust brace. Install new CV joint flange and PTU flange bolts and torque them to specifications. Take off the driveshaft, RDU and the PTU, and fit them back again with the correct torque settings.