OEM Mercury Automatic Transmission Dipstick

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The Mercury Automatic Transmission Dipstick allows the owners to easily identify low fluid levels before it becomes a bumpy shift which will damage the gearbox and cost the owner less money. Mercury, born in 1938, established a reputation of midsize cars that offered smooth suspension, quiet cabins and sharp looks that would be luxurious yet affordable. Mercury drivers boasted of spacious seats, reduced road noise and a light, precise steering. With the sporty Cougar to the elegant Grand Marquis, Mercury always released comfort friendly changes that had the fans hooked until the very time the production ceased in 2011 and some people today value their Mercury vehicles. In the case of these vehicles, Automatic Transmission Dipstick is a tube and probe that measures fluid height and color to maintain a reliable lubrication and a long life of the transmission. Putting on Automatic Transmission Dipstick is easy given a couple of easy steps. Park on a flat surface, allow the drivetrain to cool off, and find the original dipstick tube port. Take off the cap, grease the new O-ring, and insert the tube until it is held in place. Centre a mounting bracket against one of the bolts next to it and screw it into place, ensuring that the tube gets no hot exhaust or moving components. Insert the dipstick, screw the cap, turn on the engine, shift to all its gears, and turn the motor off, and check it to ensure that there are no leaks. The Automatic Transmission Dipstick is all set up to conduct routine checks after the checks are complete.