2005 Mercury Mountaineer "loosing water" Questions

abs,tsc,awd light come on.Feels loose in front end.Had driven through high water previous day and had a whirring sound before that. The wiring connections could be full of water and need to be dried ...

Brake light fuse on a 1998 mountaineer Two common problems on this one. The cable can get trapped by the break pedal and touch the body of the car, or a loose wire or water in the rear of the car. The

HOW TO DRAIN COOLANT FROM MY 2004 6.4 ENGINE MOUNTAINEER Welcome to Fixya Here's the procedure on how to drain the coolant from your radiator. 1. Prepare what you need. To make the process easier, it ...

loosing pressure. Have your cooling system pressure tested. Have it pumped up to 20psi and watch for any water coming out somewhere. By the way the lower hose and the upper hose are 2 different temps.

97 mercury mountaineer. won't start Just recently replaced oil pump.Didn't have to remove engine and didn't diconnect any harnesses other than battery. Truck had been sittin for about 6 ...

loosing water by the waterpump and the hose where the water pump and hose are connected I keep loosing water to the point I have to constantly add water Check for ruptured hose or loose clamps. If ...

Loosing Water still loosing water from my shogun have had new head gasket andradiator top hoses still loosing water what else could be problem water pump seal. core plug on the engine poped out or ...

heater blows hot then starts cooling down Sounds like a plugged heater core or weak water pump.  Take the heater hose loose from thermostat area and the other hose loose from water pump inlet,and

radiator is leaking from top,does loose cap causes lost of water radiator is losing water from the top yes the cap has to be tight it will loose water or a crack in it or the overflow tube by the cap ...

water pump leak at weep hole This means the inner water pump seal has failed and you will continue to loose coolant. It has probably failed because the water pump bearings are worn and now the shaft ...