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The Mark VII and Grand Marquis are two different cars that don't use the same engines.
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The starter solenoid is located (in a 1989 mercury grand marquis), as you raise the hood, on the left hand side of the engine compartment. Just behind the battery. (you should be standing right in front of the passenger side headlight.)
4, two for each bank.
Most 4.6 L engines have 3 bolts. The last one is sort of hard to reach.
Two possible reasons. One, the Alternator is bad and two, the battery has a dead cell in it. Advance Auto Parts offers free testing on both.
The starter is mounted on the passenger side of the transmission. It has one wire connected to it (with a small bolt) and there are two bolts holding the starter in.
The shift solenoid for a 2001 Grand Am is located on the side of the transmission. It is accessible by removing the transmission pan and the filter. The shift solenoid is mounted to the side of the transmission and is attached with two 7mm bolts. To access it you will need the following tools: Ratchet 7mm socket FlashlightOnce you have the tools you can remove the pan and filter to gain access to the shift solenoid. You will then be able to remove the two 7mm bolts and replace the shift solenoid.
Usually the solenoid is mounted on the starter on newer vehicles. There are exceptions, however. The easiest way to tell is to look at the starter. If the solenoid is mounted on it, it will be a smaller cylinder shaped object with one large wire and one or two smaller wires attached to the end of it.
On a 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis , 4.6 liter V8 : ( Bank 2 is the drivers side of the engine )
There are two oxygen sensors in a 1992 Mercury Grand Marquis. ON one the left bank of the y pipe and one on the right bank. Use caution when removing them. Often times they are seized in there and lots of damage can occur when trying to remove them. Let the car warm up alittle to ease with removal but be careful not to burn yourself.