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Mercury Catalytic Converter Gasket offers a close heat resistant seal that ensures that exhaust gases remain contained within the system avoiding sensor damage and maintains efficiency of the emissions and lowers cabin noise. Since 1939, Mercury had created a perception of mid sized cars that combined value with a sense of class. The brand was named after the fast Roman messenger deity and had plush cabins, easy steering and muffled rides that enabled the family to ride comfortably. Such models as the Cougar and Grand Marquis helped to emphasise the ability of the brand to add sharp lines, expansive space and suspension tuning, which absorbed bumps without blunt the excitement. Over decades of changes, Mercury continued to add features that made daily trips easier, whether in the form of improved sound insulation or intelligent interior designs, and by 2011 Mercury had closed the gates without leaving a legacy of moderation between feel and cost. The particular Catalytic Converter Gasket is constructed of layered steel and fiber thus it does not warp even under extreme heat. Installation of a Catalytic Converter Gasket on a Mercury is not a difficult task when one works slowly. Allow the exhaust to cool then place a jack stand on the pipe and spray it with penetrating oil on flange bolts to loosen rust. Unscrew evenly, drop the joint, remove the ragged gasket, and wipe the mating surfaces clean. Install the new Catalytic Converter Gasket between flanges and hand start bolts and tighten in a crisscross pattern to factory torque. Make sure the pipe is in a straight position, then turn on the engine and check the pipes, tightening them accordingly.