Please see the same question on the 91 Capri. The procedure is the same.
The headlights "retract" by gravity but lift via a lift motor. Failed headlight lift motors are probably one of the biggest problems on early 1990 versions of the Capri. If one headlight lifts fine but the other one won't, you'll need to replace the lift motor. Mercury did put a manual lift knob behind each headlight that can be turned by hand to lift the headlight into place in the event of a motor failure. You can use the lockout switch on the center console near the emergency brake to lock the headlights in the UP position once you get both of them up properly. This avoids having to open the hood and crank the knob every time you turn the lights on. Rebuilt lift motors are available online at many autoparts places that specialize in Capri - just Google "Capri headlight lift motor"
If the headlights on your 1991 Mercury Capri won't go down, it could be due to a faulty headlight motor, a blown fuse, or issues with the headlight switch. First, check the fuse related to the headlight system. If the fuse is fine, listen for any sounds when you try to retract the headlights; if you don’t hear anything, the motor may need replacing. Additionally, ensure the headlight switch is functioning correctly and not stuck in the "up" position.
Maybe at www.rareparts.com Don't know for sure, but it's worth a try.
To repair the driver window of a 1991 Mercury Capri, first, remove the door panel by unscrewing any visible screws and gently prying it off. Inspect the window regulator and motor for any damage or disconnections. If the motor is faulty, replace it; if the regulator is stuck, lubricate it or replace it if necessary. Reassemble the door panel once the repairs are complete, ensuring all components are securely reattached.
check on eBay for a power window motor. from what i have heard its only 1991 -1994 mercery capri only
Different - L needs to be on L side (they are mirror images). Make sure you test the motor before replacing it though... pretty expensive even used.
The firing order for the 1991 Mercury Capri 1.6 liter, 4-cylinder non-turbo engine is 1342. Ford Motor Company produced the Capri from 1970-1977, then from 1979-1986, and again from 1991-1994.
plugged heater core or bad blower motor or vent plugs
To fix the engine fan on a 1994 Mercury Capri, first ensure the vehicle is turned off and the battery is disconnected for safety. Check the fan motor for any signs of damage or wear, and test it by applying direct power to see if it operates. If the fan doesn't work, you may need to replace the fan motor, which involves removing the fan shroud and disconnecting the wiring. If the motor works but the fan isn’t turning on, inspect the relay and fuse, as they might need replacing.
It sounds like there may be an issue with the headlight motor or mechanism. Check for any obstructions or damage that may be preventing the headlights from opening correctly. You may need to have a mechanic inspect and potentially repair the headlight system.
With great difficulty. Raise the light, remove the black plastic trim piece, remove the headlight bezel then remove and unplug the headlight. The housing/motor assy is held in by four screws but the lower two are blocked by either the windshield washer or colling water reservoir bottle (depending on side). The difficult part is that the car is build like a Chinese puzzle and you might have to remove a bunch of other stuff off to get the coolant reservoir off (I haven't actually done the other side and I hope not to). Good luck
Behind each headlight unit you will see a appx 35mm dia x 30mm high black rubber dust cover. These cover a manual raise and lower knob. Remove the cover and turn the knob cw or ccw to move the light assembly up or down. Often, when you do this, the trouble will be cleared.