first I would check fuel preasure,second I would make sure the exhaust isn't plugged causing back preasure. You didnt say if you have a check engine light, also check for vacume leaks or disconnected hoses.You should also check the Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor to see if it is dirty or defective. If there is corrosion on the diodes this can usually be cleaned off using some electrical contact cleaner and a toothbrush. Becareful not to use too much force when cleaning or you will break the elements and will then need to replace the MAF sensor. I recently (May '07) replaced one w/ a unit from a local salvage yard and the price was $35. A new MAF sensor for this Make & Model will cost you around $100.The fuel filter is something else you can check if you have low fuel pressure. If you do have a check engine light coming on I would take the car to one of your local auto parts stores and have them check the code(s) for you. Most automotive parts stores will do this as a free service.
Yes , a 1994 Mercury Sable is a front wheel drive vehicle
On a 2001 Mercury Sable : No , just front wheel drive according to my Consumer Guide book
Mercury Sables are front-wheel drive.
In a 1998 Mercury Sable : The transaxle is the transmission on your front wheel drive Mercury Sable it is located in the engine compartment , on the drivers side , bolted to the engine
Sable (Mercury), Sunfire (Pontiac)
The transmission ( or in the case of your front wheel drive 1998 Mercury Sable , the " transaxle " ) is located in the engine compartment , on the drivers side , bolted to the engine
As far as I know just front wheel drive
On a Mercury Sable : Some model years had an All WHEEL DRIVE system available in addition to the usual front wheel drive
Mercury Sable was created in 1986.
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mercury sable
A transfer case is used if a vehicle is all wheel drive or 4 wheel drive capable and is located at the back of the transmission . In a 2000 Mercury Sable the " transaxle " is bolted to the back of the engine towards the drivers side