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Mercury Mountaineer Differential divides the engine torque to the rear or all wheels such that each wheel can turn at its own speed providing smoother cornering and sure traction. Mercury Mountaineer is a luxury SUV that incorporates rugged body-on-frame design with a sophisticated chassis that made the third generation sharpen the handling capability, and drivers have the option of powerful 4.0 V6 or strong 5.0 and 4.6 V8 engines that are matched with smooth five or six-speed automatics to be sure of acceleration. The AdvanceTrac stability control, Roll Stability Control, and four-wheel disc ABS are compatible with all-wheel or rear-wheel drive to ensure the safety of families, and independent suspension, plush seating, DVD system, and voice-guided navigation make long trips relaxed journeys. Through the strict factory standards, there is no chance that every genuine Mercury component fits perfectly and lasts, secures the long-term value, and reduces maintenance headaches, and the SUV still gains loyalty even after production is over. Regarding the Mountaineer Differential itself, this gear set is smart in directing power, either with an open design or a limited slip version that digs its own way in wet streets covered with rain or in loose gravel. This Differential plays a key role in helping the SUV gain a reputation for versatility and strength. Installation of a Mercury Mountaineer Differential requires support the truck, drain the fluid, change carrier and pinion, adjust preload and backlash, reseal, fill fresh gear oil, and road test the noise and pattern.