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The reliability of Mercury Mariner Control Arm starts with the solid base it carries and the SUV itself basks in the glory of the young drivers who want to drive comfortably and versatile. The Mercury Mariner provides quick acceleration with the standard 2.3 liter four cylinder but also offers optional V6 to give it some zest during highway merge traffic but the two power systems maintain a sensible level of fuel consumption. An option of front wheel drive or four wheel drive allows the owners to customize the Mariner to snow, sand, or urban street and a 103 inch balanced wheelbase creates balance in the ride. Indoor modern seating, intelligent lighting, and quality materials make the Mercury interior feel nice and just as comfortable as crossovers that are years new, and components are still readily accessible, which means long-term maintenance is easy. Beneath such a smooth ride, the Mariner relies on a converted Control Arm that connects the wheel hub to the chassis to control all the vertical movements, maintain the alignment and ensure the sharp turning and braking. A Mercury Mariner Control Arm is made of solid steel or aluminum and includes ball joint and bushings that cushion bumps and hold the tire in place and is a wear part that owners must watch to either play or sound. The steps to follow include lifting the Mercury, pulling the wheel, loosening the bolts, setting the new Control Arm, checking the Control Arm angles, placing weight on it, tightening, reattaching the wheel, and aligning.