Mercury Cougar

NO

Technically, yes. But, it would require quite a bit of fabrication and modification on your part. It would depend on the engine, since every engine is different in size.

According to my Chilton's Auto Repair Manual :

A ( 1991 ) Mercury Cougar has a ( 19.0 US. gallon gas tank )

its an electronic ride control system that changes the internal shock absorber valving for performance handling check your owners manual or a repair manual like Chiltons or Haynes

The Huskies not the Cougars beat USC

open the hood, it should be on ur left side close to the lights, that's how it is on my 02 anyways?

Sounds like the clockspring. It is a spiral assembly of wires to allow all the electrical devices on the steering wheel to spin around. You'll need to start by turning the steering wheel so that the tires are pointing straight. Disconnect the airbag, and remove any and all airbag-related fuses. then remove the airbag, usually via two or four screws on the back of the steering wheel. always store an airbag facing upwards so if it accidentally discharges, it won't be catapulted into the air. It's a good idea to gound yourself first to prevent static electricity from discharging it. You should see the clockspring inside the wheel. if not, then you'll need a steering wheel puller and the clockspring is behind the wheel. When you replace the clockspring, DO NOT turn it. it should be set to center by the factory, and this is why we straightened the weels earlier. turning a clockspring more than it was designed to move will pull appart the wires and make it useless. So install the new part, reinstall the wheel if you removed it, and install the airbag. Reinstall the fuses and connect the battery. Start the car and make sure the airbag light is off. test horn and cruise.

If the airbag light is still on, but the horn and cruise works, then there is a problem somewhere else in the airbag system. an OBD II code reader can tell you where to look.

For a 2000 Mercury Cougar :

The tank holds ( 15.4 US. gallons )

Male cougars typically weigh 53 to 100 kg (115 to 220 lb), averaging 62 kg (137 lb). Female cougars typically weigh between 29 and 64 kg (64 and 141 lb), averaging 42 kg (93 lb).

I am having the same problem. It looks as if I will need to find a total replacement for this problem due to the fact the whole door is made of plastic and the plastic has actually broke away from the holding clips.

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The 1997 Mercury Cougar gas tank holds ( 18 U.S. gallons )

It is the traction control switch as listed in manual.

If your asking about the small picture of a wrench, it's a service interval reminder light. It automatically comes on every 4,800 miles or 358 days after you clear it. It indicates routine maintenance.

I just did this about a month ago. Jack up the front end, just enough to comfortably reach under the front end to the transmission. Also it will move the fluid to the back, which might be a good thing if you are filling it.

The fill hole is located on the front of the lower transmission housing. You should see a bolt or an inverse square-drive plug. Remove this and use a fluid transfer pump to add or remove fluid as necessary

Go to Walmart and for about $3 you can buy a cooling system flush kit...it will be in the auto parts section near the antifreeze. There are instructions on the package that will tell you how to do it. It is incredibly easy and takes about 15 minutes.

Credit goes to user Frosty on newcougar.org.

Coil Pack

4-6-5

3-2-1

Engine

3-2-1

4-5-6

That depends greatly on the make, model, and year of the car. Please ask a new specific question about with the year, make , model, engine size.

Firing Orders; (4.6L - 5.4L) ************* Firewall ************ (Passenger Side) 4 * 8 (Drivers Side) (Passenger Side) 3 * 7 (Drivers Side) (Passenger Side) 2 * 6 (Drivers Side) (Passenger Side) 1 * 5 (Drivers Side) ************* Radiator ************

this is super easy all you need is a pair of needle nose pliers!!!! you just need to push the pin out and the caliper comes off here is a link to the how to. however if you are going to change the rotor then you need a t50 torx bit.

http://www.cougardb.com/info/pdf/Rear_Brake_Install.pdf

5x7 all the way around. Replace with after market 6x8 with 5x7 holes.

on the side of the transmission

A large cougar can be seven feet from nose to tail tip.

Assuming it didn't run before you replaced the fuel pump... three things. 1. Bad fuel filter and maybe it didn't need a fuel pump. 2. Bad fuel pump. (it happens) 3. Something else is wrong. Suggest you check for any codes of the computer.

Take the end of the spark plug wire that you just pulled off of the plug end, and put it back on to the plug after you have unthreaded it. It will easily hold the plug while you extract it from the hole.

1999 cougar starter. Stand at the left front fender facing the car. DISCONNECT THE BATTERY.The starter is located below and to the right of the air cleaner. It is near the top of the engine at about the the two o'clock position. You need to remmove the air filter, box and bracket. On the automatic transmission model you need to remove the gear shift mechanism. That is a fairly large cable attached to the transaxle slightly to the right of the starter. It is held in by two bolts. Remove the two small nuts holding the "front facing you" of the starter to a bracket in front of the starter. Rremove the bracket. There are two fairly large bolts holding the starter to the engine. They are essentially verticle, not horizontal as you would expect. Remove the cables. (write down what cable goes where). Remove emmission and water hoses as necessary. You might want to remove the battery and it's retaining "plate". I did and it gave me more room to work. Good luck in wriggling the starter out. My daughter asked me why I held my tongue in a particular position. I told her that was the only way to get the starter out of her car. Also, it helps if you have small hands or can draft a kid with small hands to help. Do not use your daughter. She might break a nail. GOOD LUCK.