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Mercury Lynx Seal
Part Number: E7FZ-6K292-A$13.73 MSRP: $18.55You Save: $4.82 (26%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Mercury Lynx Camshaft Seal
In Mercury Lynx automobiles the Camshaft Seal plays the part of shielding the engine since it operates to reduce the chance of having dirt, oil and other undesirable elements penetrating into the region where the camshaft passes out via the cylinder head. This seal plays a crucial role of supplying oil of the camshaft hence ensuring that the engine runs as fluid as possible. For several years, there could have been several sorts of Camshaft Seals in the Mercury Lynx automobiles which are expected to serve the similar basic role of protecting the inner parts of an engine. Although particular styles or changes are not described, the basic function is retained creating a central theme for all Mercury Lynx vehicles focusing on the operation and necessity of the Camshaft Seal for the engine.
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Mercury Lynx Camshaft Seal Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you install a camshaft oil seal on Mercury Lynx?A:Locate the battery negative cable and unbolt it from the battery, next undo the Timing Belt. To save time for changing the belt, one can unclipping the camshaft sprocket and pull it up with a piece of string so that the belt remains engaged while the sprocket remains off the belt and is secured at a distance away with a high tension to prevent re-engagement. It's possible to insert an appropriate bar through the camshaft sprockets and lock this component, then, after that, take out the bolts, and pull out the sprockets. To remove it, use a proper hooked tool to lift the seal out with out distorting the seal bore so as to avoid oil leaks. Before installing the new seal, use thin layer of the grease spread along the outer circumference of the new seal; also, coat the seal lips with the engine oil. Filter and fit the seald in its position by using sprocket bolt with a spacer of a huge socket. Replace the sprocket and then fasten the bolt to the necessary torque. After cleansing the timing belt, place it in the position and fixature it with the appropriate tension and reconnect the battery negative cable.
