OEM Mercury Yaw Sensor

Mercury Yaw Sensor Parts and Q&A

• Yaw Rate Sensor
  8L8Z-3C187-A
  Q: How to Safely and Effectively Service the Yaw Sensor on Mercury Mariner?

  A:

  The first step to service the yaw rate sensor includes wearing high-voltage protected safety gloves with leather palm protection to check for any damage. Any hole in the rubber glove material will create high-voltage threats which can cause severe harm or death. Start the service by disconnecting the ground cable from the battery before extracting the floor console. The stability control sensor cluster installation should begin with facing the electrical connector towards the passenger seat before cable separation. First disconnect the sensor cluster by taking out its two securing bolts before reinstallation while tightening them to 10 Nm (89 lb-inch). Finish the installation process by removing the stability control sensor cluster followed by backward execution of previous removal steps.
• Yaw Rate Sensor
  7L1Z-3C187-A
  Q: How to Service the Yaw Sensor on Mercury Mountaineer?

  A:

  Service of the yaw rate sensor begins with disconnecting the battery ground cable. First remove the pin-type retainer then the driver-side floor console finish panel followed by 2 bolt removal and 2 nut removal of the LH instrument panel brace and finally tighten all nuts to 9 Nm (80 inch lbs.) during reinstalls. First remove the 2 heater duct screws from the left-hand side and disconnect the stability control sensor cluster electrical connection. Move the treatment retainers of the stability control sensor cluster away then place them on the side. The process requires removal of stability control sensor cluster bracket nuts and the cluster itself before stable control sensor cluster installation where nuts need tightening to 7 Nm (62 inch lbs.). Within the connection configuration and calibrating procedure for installation of the new stability control sensor cluster reverse the previously removed steps and follow diagnostic tool instructions while using built-in data from the vehicle.