Burping: In order to what is sometimes referred to as 'burping' the cooling system - getting a big air bubble out of the closed cooling system, you will actually need to have the car running with the cap off.
NOTE: the coolant level will drop quite a bit when the thermostat opens - that's most of the air bubble in the system being driven to the top of radiator and escaping. Without the air, there's more room for coolant.
Note: if you find the heater going cool or cold when idling, that's a good indicator you might have to burp the system again. Equally likely just adding more coolant to the overflow reservoir will suffice too.
Did I mention to NEVER ever think of releasing a radiator cap when the engine is hot, or even warm? !!!
AnswerEither park the vehicle on a steep incline going up hill, or jack up the front of the car. Remove the radiator cap on a cold engine and start the car with the heater set to hot. Watch for escaping air bubbles from the radiator, and keep it full of coolant. Once you see no more air bubbles escaping, it is good to go.Failing that, try letting the engine idle for a few minutes, then top it off.
Make sure car is cold remove the radiator cap let it run ,air will escape , do not attempt if car is warm , hot coolant might overflow !
Pick it up. Rest it on your shoulder and pat it on it's back.
No 2011 Mercury Sable model , but there is a 2011 Ford Taurus
99% sure the Taurus radiator will be a perfect match to the Sable's.
No they do not
No, a Generation 2 (1992-1995) Taurus/Sable Windshield will NOT fit a Generation 3 (1996-1999) Ford Taurus/Sable.
The Mercury Sable and the Ford Taurus will have DOC in printed on the engine if they are dual overhead cam engines. The symbol should be on the top of the engine.
Yes, it is identical.
Yes.
Yes, it does.
Just one handles the job. See "Related Questions" below for more about Taurus/Sable fuel pumps
Yes, they will fit.
Yes, I have them on my Taurus, identical body.
yes