OEM Mercury Suspension Strut Rod

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Mercury Suspension Strut Rod helps in maintaining the wheel straight in hard braking and cornering to provide drivers with the confident, steering feel that was representative of Mercury all along its history. Having been produced in 1938, Mercury soon gained popularity among mid sized cars by providing a smoother ride, sharp style and cabin that silenced the road noise. Between comfort and value Mercury presented the name of the Roman god of messengers; between the exuberant Cougar and the dignified Grand Marquis. Mercury was an icon of simple control and smooth suspension which the owners enjoy to this day, even after the production was halted in 2011. The Suspension Strut Rod is a thick piece of metal that is applied to position the lower control arm forward and back, as well as caster settings and prevent wheel hop in case the brake pedal is slapped. In order to install a new one, park the automobile on a flat surface, loosen lug nuts, raise the automobile, and take off the wheel. Jack the control arm and unbolt the worn rod on the chassis and arm and inspect the bushings. Install new Suspension Strut Rod fresh bushings into the new Suspension Strut Rod unless already fitted, and then, slide the rod into position and hand start all fasteners. Reduce the suspension to normal height, tighten bolts to recommended torque, fit the wheel back and drop the car and complete the process by performing an alignment check to ensure tire life is not endangered.