Mercury 7M6Z-18125-A Kit - Shock Absorber

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During the inspection, the following parts of the strut should be examined: Strut for signs of fluid leakage. Strut piston rod for signs of pitting along its entire length. Strut body for signs of damage.

Reconnect the following components: Brake hose bracket to the strut. Speed sensor wiring harness bracket (if equipped with ABS). Stabilizer bar link to the strut bracket.

Follow the reverse of the removal procedure.

Remove the wheel.

The initial steps include: Loosening the wheel lug nuts. Raising the vehicle securely on jackstands. Removing the wheel. These steps are necessary to create a safe working environment and provide access to the strut assembly.

To disassemble the strut assembly, follow these steps: Clean the strut from external dirt. Mount the strut in a vise. Install coil spring compressor tools, ensuring they are fully engaged. Compress the spring until all tension is relieved from the upper mount. Hold the strut piston rod with an Allen key and unscrew the thrust bearing retaining nut with a box-end wrench. Withdraw the top mounting, thrust bearing, upper spring seat, spring, boot, and bump stop.