OEM Mercury A/C Service Cap

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Mercury A/C Service Cap provides an easy method of protecting your refrigerant ports in your car against leaks and dirt to maintain cool cabin air on every journey. Mercury has received its reputation as it had been in the year 1939 and it combined hard styling with comforting suspensions to provide drivers with a ride they felt more comfortable than many competitors. Consumers were fond of the spacious cabins that minimized the noise on the road, the luxurious interiors, and a feel-value ratio that competitors such as the Cougar and Grand Marquis could provide. In spite of the changing trend, Mercury continued to include comfort additions and useful technologies to enable families to get to their destination with minimum noise until termination of production in 2011. The A/C Service Cap in itself is a small threaded lid which closes both the high and low service side, prevents the entry of dirt, and serves as the secondary barrier to keep the refrigerant in place. The new Mercury A/C Service Cap is not difficult to install. First parking, switch off the engine, air conditioner and allow the system to rest. Located the appropriate service port and unscrewed the frayed cap. Inspect the O-ring, changing it in case of crack and wiping the port and rubbing a thin layer of compatible oil on the ring. Install fresh Mercury A/C Service Cap by hand, pushing until it fits, then push it in place by a slight push but not harshly, ensuring it remains in place, then repeat on the other port to ensure a tight, dependable seal of further cool duty.