Mercury Mountaineer

Are you familiar with Fords and their displaying of low oil pressure? Most that I have ever known, will barely show a reading. Why is this? Heck, I guess no one knows- it's a mystery. But you can rebuild an engine, and the oil pressure will show about half across the guage, and within a month's time it will have tapered off to nothing. Strange, but that is how it is. the oil sending unit is defective

it is located on the mass air flow censor on the intake. it is connected right on the out side of it.It has 5 wires running to it.

for the window it seems like you need to check the fuse, or maybe you need a new switch on that side. Also make sure that you do not have the windows on lock, cause I've done that once. When my window would not come back up it was the switch in the drivers door that went bad. Good luck

I gave up looking for it! I called three different parts stores and they told me three different locations. None were correct.

I believe you have lost your engine coolant

This is up to the dealer doing the job, count on $100 US

I have a 2002. I just located my 5 digit code. It is on a white sticker in bold print. Mine was located on the (remote lock/unlock actuator box.) this box is located behind the interior trim piece that covers the seat belt adjuster just below the headliner of your car; passenger side; back seat. (not the third row if you have it) it should be smack dab inbetween the rear passenger side door window, and the rear side window of the cargo area. But just in case they relocated it from 2002 to 2006, here is a hint: use your keyless remote, and start clicking it and try listening for the clicking of that box behind one of the interior panels. Once you locate that sound, the panels simply pop out and back in. Um, but I have a suggestion: go to Walmart and buy a car radio install kit, it's only $10-15. But it has a miniature orange polymer prytool. Don't use a screw driver or anything metal! I don't want you to scratch or crack the molding. This orange prytool is wonderful! You can use all kinds of force and it won't damage the pieces in your car!

I promise this will help you find it! I had people lie to me telling me it was on the inside panel of tailgate, under the steering column! But I verified that ford puts it directly on the actuator box. So I took my remote and started putting my ears up to the panels as I locked and unlocked using the keyless remote buttons! I hope I wasn't too redundant!

PVC is a type of plumbing pipe, not a valve on your engine. PCV valve would be connected on vaccum hose by intake. If you find it, remove and shake or look for little ball looking thing in bottom. If it makes rattling noise that is your PCV

I had a noise in the front end of my 2004 Mountaineer similar to what you described and it was front wheel bearings on the passenger side. $291.

For a 2004 Mercury Mountaineer , 4.0 litre V6 engine :

( .052 to .056 inch )

* confirm with the Vehicle Emission Control Information ( VECI ) decal in the front of your engine compartment

The only engine available in the 1997 Mercury Mountaineer was the 5.0 liter

( 302 cubic inch ) V8 and with engine oil filter change it took ( 5 quarts / 4.7

liters of engine oil )

there is no dipstick. level is checked via a removable plug on the transmission.

You can find the air conditioning low pressure charging port on top of the air conditioning compressor. The low pressure port will be on the right hand side of the air conditioning compressor.

It should have only a fuse and a switch, no relay. Check ALL of the fuses with a test light.

It's located in the rear of the air box. If you remove the lid off the air filter box and look inside under the filter you will see a orange tip sticking through the side of the box. That is the IAT (Intake Air Tempurature) sensor.

The fuel reset button of this car is situated under the kick panel of passenger car. We should remove the kickpanel to access on it.

5.0 quarts ( of 5W-30 ) for the 4.0 liter V6 engine

6.0 quarts ( of 5W-20 ) for the 4.6 liter V8 engine

With engine oil filter change

According to the Owner Guide

No

where is the i.a.c in a mercury muntaineer 2002

try changing the vehicle speed sensor on the back of the trans

open the driver side door to get to it, it is on the left side of the dash neer the door hing

it does not have cable, it is vaccuum and acuator motor driven

well i just found out on my 98 mountaineer it does not have a pcv valve it has a pcv vent which is located on the back side of the motor i hope this helps I can't find it either, but the auto parts store listos one, so I'd assume it's there somewhere I have a 00 V8 and it is on the left (driver) side follow the large vacuum hose. And it is an EXTREME pain in the butt. But its back there on the head

Bring to a shop that has an ABS scanner

My alternator stopped recharging my battery but I can't take the tension off my serpentine belt to put my alternator back on.