Here are some answers from my 99...it may be the same problem...
There is a resistor pack located on the heater core housing just below the glove box. When this goes bad, the fan will only function on high. It's an easy repair. Just one screw and an electrical connection...it is called a blow motor resistor it cost about 20 bucks from the dealer it is easy to install just one screw and a plug
These are from other contributors so they deserve the credit if it helps...I haven't tried the fix on mine yet...
Please show exact location for blow motor resistor
Check first the speed sensor or speedometer cable which ever one it has (i dont know the age of the vehicle). Both attach to the transmission at the same place.
That would be your LOW engine coolant light You can view the 1999 Mercury Mystique owners manual online at : www . motorcraft service . com ( no spaces ) Click on Owner Guides
I would not recommend that you try. A block heater is preferred.
im wandering where the transmission filter is on my 1996 mystique with a 4 cylinder.the filter has to go inside somewhere but not sure.if this is free it would be a huge help.perry
There would only be a rear heater core if there was a rear heater, which I don't believe was an option.
Your air conditioning system is failing. It puts stress on the belt as it tries to kick in.
I'm not a mechanic / technician but your check engine light would probably come on , the engine would run cooler , your gas mileage would be worse , your emissions would be higher , your heater wouldn't put out hot air . There are probably other problems , I'm assuming that the water pump is working fine
nothing unless the mechanics took your car off roading
A mechanic would be able to help you with doing this. It is best to do it this way to avoid any problems later on.
you would have to see a mechanic about that problem
I just paid $500.00 to replace all brake pads and the front rotors
Don't have an exact figure but judging from similar Ford models, expect the cost to be quite expensive