OEM Mercury Brake Caliper Bolt

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The caliper is held in place by the Mercury Brake Caliper Bolt which ensures that the pads slice smoothly and safely each time, a minor thing that keeps drivers having the confident ride they expect. Started in 1938, the name came after the fast messenger of the Romans, and within a year, Mercury received accolades of mid-size cars with smooth suspension, noisy interiors, and sharp exteriors. The Cougar and Grand Marquis models drove family in spacious cabins and demonstrated that the brand was able to combine comfort and value even prior to the termination of production in 2011. Its showrooms had a self image of sophisticated suspension tuning, ample cabin room, low road noise, and updates that inlaid comfortable technology in each year. Beyond the showroom, the Mercury Brake Caliper Bolt is a threaded hardened fastener which passes through the caliper and bracket, provides clamping force and allows guide pins to slide to maintain braking evenness. The Mercury Brake Caliper Bolt can be installed in easy steps that can be managed by anybody with an easy tool. Find a flat surface to park on, use chock wheels, lift the car up and take the wheel off. Check threads and guide pin bores, clean them, apply thin film of high heat brake lube to sleeves ensuring that the friction faces remain clean. Install the caliper, screw the bolts by hand to prevent cross-threading, and screw each Mercury Brake Caliper Bolt to factory tightness to ensure that the caliper slides freely without any play. Install the wheel again, then lower the car, pump the brake pedal until resistant, and then complete it with a brief slow test run to ensure that there is a good solid stopping action.