OEM Mercury Balance Shaft Gear

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Mercury Balance Shaft Gear eliminates rough engine vibrations to provide drivers the relaxed ride that has always been the hallmark of the tradition of comfort and style. Mercury was established in 1938 and soon gained a reputation through matching smooth bodies with supple suspension and spacious cabins letting the families travel in silent assurance. The Cougar and Grand Marquis were examples of signature vehicles in which the brand incorporated value and soft interiors, fined steering and noise on the road, and these features remained on dealer lots up to the time the model was discontinued in 2011. To this day, after the last of the cars was produced, Mercury is still held in high esteem as a shop that had a balanced Mercury model that combined the use of every-day affordability with a hint of luxury. Balance Shaft Gear is a specially made cog that engages with the crankshaft to eliminate any second-order forces to ensure the engine runs more efficiently and to increase the life of components. In order to install a Mercury Balance Shaft Gear, the battery must be disconnected and the fluid and the covers must be removed to expose the balance shaft after which the crank must be rotated until the factory timing marks are aligned. Insert new Balance Shaft Gear on the shaft so that one timed notch of the gear fits exactly into the timing notch of the mating gear, and then put offered lubricant on before tightening bolts to specification. Next, hand turn the crank to ensure that it moves freely, re-attach all the gaskets, seals and components, refill all the fluids and reconnect the battery, then start the engine and listen to any leaks or any strange sound.