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Mercury Spindle Nut is applied to fix wheel hub onto the spindle and bearings are maintained at the correct preload and provide efficient and smooth and silent performance over a longer life. Mercury cars gained a reputation of the silent cabins, plush suspension and aggressive midsize style which was affordable and comfortable enough to bear a name of a fast messenger god in Rome. Innovations such as cushioned bushings, deeper sound deadening and spacious seating allowed Mercury drivers to ride longer distances with less fatigue and models such as Cougar, Montego and Grand Marquis had crisp lines that remained contemporary over decades, courtesy of chrome details and sweeping rooflines that remained in vogue over the years. With constant adjustments of steering feel, brake response and simple technology, Mercury had made its cars approachable and reliable until the very end of production in 2011, where the company would strive to make its cars easy to ride but refined. To fit a Mercury Spindle Nut, park on a level surface, stabilize the car, loosen the wheel, dust cover, cotter pin and old Spindle Nut and slide the hub out. Clean spindle threads, examine bearings, push the hub and washer off to the rear, thread the new Spindle Nut by hand, and fit it tight as the hub is turned to make bearings seat. Install the minimum possible play by pushing the nut back, position the castle slots, insert another cotter pin, bend its ends, replace the dust cap, remount the wheel and spin it to ensure that it spins freely and remains solid at all times.