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Mercury Mariner Boot
Part Number: YL8Z-3A331-AA$21.98 MSRP: $30.54You Save: $8.56 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Mercury Mariner CV Boot
In Mercury Mariner vehicles, the CV Boot can be referred to as an essential part since it protects the constant velocity (CV) joint which is critical in the transmission of power in the front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive systems. This elastic rubber of plastic part seals the portions, containing the required amount of the lubricant; it also serves as barrier against dirt and other debris to guarantee efficiency of the joint. There are employed several sorts of CV joints: fixed CV joints are used on the outer ends of the axle shafts and plunging CV joints on the inner ends of the axle shafts. These are the Rzeppa joints and their operation is at more angles than those of inboard joints which also provides for changes in shaft length during suspension movements. This is especially important because the CV Boot plays a protective role for the CV joint - damage to it, such as cracks or tears, will affect the CV joint itself.
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Mercury Mariner CV Boot Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to replace CV joints and boots on Mercury Mariner?A:If CV joints show wear, consider rebuilt CV axles or split boots from auto parts stores to save time. ABS-equipped models need ABS sensor rings inspection for any damage. To overhaul, remove the CV axle, then the inner CV joint and boot. Mark the tripod-outer race relationship before disassembling, cleaning, and inspecting the tripod assembly for abnormal wear. Replace if necessary. During reassembly, slide on the clamps and boot, install new stop-ring and bearing retainer clip, repack with CV joint grease, equalize boot pressure, and tighten boot clamps. Reinstall the CV axle.
- Q: How can I check the CV boots on my Mercury Mariner?A:First of all, the steering wheel should be rocked to detect excessive free play in various components, symptoms such as body movement and swaying should be observed, shock absorbers should be evaluated, steering shafts and gears should also be inspected, loose bolts should be checked for, and broken parts too. Also, steering components need to be tested, ball joints and suspension arm bushings ought to be assessed, further, the CV Boot should be inspected for damages.
