2006 Mercury Mountaineer "percent change 9" Questions

percent it takes a few mins to start it any clues? Water in fuel or fuel filter in diesels will do that. Try replacing the fuel filter and some dryer in your fuel. Water in diesel is a common problem,

...change my oil? Tech did not reset. if you have steering wheel controls scroll thru till you get to oil percent and hold down the reset button this is the arrow looking button. hold til it says oil ...

...percent of the time. Apply the brake and then try to shift normally. If it won't shift (which is your problem in the first place) ease of on the pressure as far as trying to shift but don't ...

...percent. The AC Relay Command parameter does not change for more than one second. The Current Gear parameter does not change for more than 1.5 seconds. The transmission is in 3rd or 4th gear. The ...

percent of ON time. When the PCM detects a continuous open or a short to ground in the TCC PWM circuit or the TCC PWM Solenoid Valve, then DTC P1860 sets. DTC P1860 is a type A DTC. Diagnostic Aids ?€

...change them before refilling the radiator. A soft, mushy consistency is a good indication that you need new hoses, and if you find any of these signs in only one hose, it is still a good idea to ...

percent is 9 and can I drive still or I have to change engine oil soon for the mercury mountaineer 2006 I haven't change engine oil in few months my mom say I can still drive but the oil percentage is

...change, it then assumes that the fuel cap was left off because it sees a fuel vapor leak.The system will then retest itself after a period of time and if the same results are found, the assumption is ...

percent of multiple misfire codes it has nothing to do with the plugs, cap and rotor. In my experience I have found that most of them seem to be fuel related problems such as a bad injector. You didn&