2002 Mercury Mountaineer "pressure line" Questions

...line pressure solenoid B valve - Line pressure solenoid B valve harness or connectors - Line pressure solenoid B valve circuit is open or shorted - Low transmission fluid level - Dirty transmission ...

...the new filter. I do suggest that you remove the fuel cap to try and relieve some of the fuel pressure built up in the lines before disconnecting the filter so you won't be sprayed too much

tiny hole in the fuel supply line, or a fuel pressure regulator. It seems like the fuel system has lost pressure upon being off. There may be other things as well, but these are the most likely causes

pressure be careful not to get gas in your eyes as it will spray for a secound or two). After you remove the lines there may be a bolt on the outside of the frame rail you have to remove to remove the

...some air in lines or moisture in lines. You should flush and bleed the brakes. Preferably with a pressure

...pressure due to a internal leak. The bottom line here is that you will need transmission pressure gauges hooked up and then road test performed. Also you will need to test the system for fault codes. ...

...line will be cold /low pressure port. Near radiator (Condenser) is hot/high pressure port Be careful, if unsure do not risk it. If the system is leaking this will be a very temporary fix and probably ...

...where r all the relays at in the truck. Injectors don't allow fuel to flow to themselves . The fuel pressure regulator is what regulates fuel to the injectors, among other things. The relays for the ...

...pressure to separate the line ends of the fuel line.  Sometimes this kicks off the Inertia sensor which must be reset.  The ends of the fuel line often take a special tool to unclamp the ...

line pressure by depressing the biketire valve located on the fuel rail on top of the engine under the bigblack cover that covers the whole engine. There are only 4 nuts thathold the big cover on, and