OEM Mercury Trunk Lock Cylinder

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The Mercury Trunk Lock Cylinder provides the owner with easy yet secure access to the decklid and keeps undesirable hands out. Mercury started in 1938 and gained popularity of the mid sized cars that had a soft ride, sharp looks, and cabin that dampened the noise on the road. Mercury vehicles such as the Cougar and Grand Marquis were characterized by smooth suspension tuning, spacious seats that balanced the feel with the value creating an identity that the badge vehicle could create independently of its corporate siblings. Although the company continued to implement comfort upgrades throughout the decades until it stopped production in 2011, Mercury continued to be associated with intelligent daily attributes that included the trusted trunk lock that facilitated traveling. The keyed metal core in the back panel is known as a Trunk Lock Cylinder the tong of which seizes the latch to turn the key locks or unlocks the trunk. Mercury Trunk Lock Cylinder installation at home is easy to follow. Detach the battery and the trunk lid, and lift the inner trim panel to expose the zone of the lock. Unscrew the linkage rod, and press the little retaining clip or nut off, and slide the worn cylinder to the side. Assuming that the keys are a match you can replace the core in the new housing, feed the fresh cylinder in by the outside, getting the tang aligned with the latch lever, pushing the rod back, and clipping it. Check important operation, make sure that the lid sits down, and place the trim back in its place to complete the work. The Trunk Lock Cylinder is installed and the security is once again factory style.