Battery terminals are corroded no doubt... It could be the battery terminals, especially if all other electrical devices such as the dome light and dashboard indicator lights turn off when the starter clicks. If all other lights remain on but are dim, it could be a low battery. If everything stays on and the brightness of the lights doesn't really change when you try to start it, it could be a bad starter. If it's the battery terminals, clean them and use a terminal protectant to keep the terminal from corroding again. But recognize that when a battery is starting to go bad it often starts giving off acid fumes that start or accellerate the terminal corrosion process. After cleaning the terminals, take the car to one of the do-it-yourself auto parts stores and have the electrical system checked. If the battery passes, keep watching it for potential problems.
Have the alternator checked.
A clicking sound when you try to start the car is a dead battery. It may be that the alternator is not charging it properly.
Where is the EEC connections for a code reader on a 1995 Mercury Cougar? Is there any suggestions why the engine won't turn over. Only a ticking sound is heard and sparks from the battery sometimes appears when trying to start.
All you need is to recharge the system with freon .
you have to remove the sound dampeners on the bottom of the steering column and it will be to the right of the fuse block
Poor ground, or defective horn.
the clicking sound is the blinker. when you signal to turn with your blinker the light flashes and makes a clicking sound.
Sounds like u need oil!
YOU NEED NEW CALIPERS . THEY ARE STICKING
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Bad Tire or wheel bearing, rotate the tires to the front if the noise follows its the tire if remains in rear its the wheel bearing
I had a Mercury Cougar with the same sound, I replaced the rear stabilizer/sway bar links. They are reasonable inexpensive and are very easy to replace providing you have some experience with working on suspension.