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have you really searched and found the rettling noise? Now that you found it sometimes if you take a wad of tissue paper and wedge itinto where the noise is it will stop the rattling.
1. Pry all the woods pieces off of by pulling them away from the dash.
2. Use two ford radio removal tools to remove the radio in the marquis. Place one tools inside two of the four holes in the front of the radio, and the other tools in the other two holes,Pull them away from each other and out of the dash board. Disconnect the wiring harness from the back of the stereo.
3. Remove the screw surrounding the radio using a Phillip head screwdriver. Do not forget to remove the two on the other side of the radio.
4. Remove all the screw around the instrument cluster using a Phillip head screwdriver.
5. Use the steering wheel tilt level to tilt the steering wheel all the way down .
6. Gently pry out the dash , making sure to disconnect the two wiring harness behind the dash board panel before pulling it out completely.
Yes, the balancer may be coming apart. Check the rubber between the two pieces to see if it has shifted. Also see if the belt is aligned with all the pulleys
the fuel filter is located inside the frame rail on the passenger side, sort of underneath the rear seat. there are two plastic lines on either side with quick release fittings. i believe its held on my a gear clamp style holder. not too difficult to change.
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