20 Most Recent 2010 Mercury Mountaineer Questions & Answers

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Ford 4.0L SOHC V6 Engine Sensor Locations

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give your local mechanic a call sounds like you alt. has died

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run the fault codes to check for a sensor problem. the ford service manager sold you a product that you didn't need as that was not the problem. He should have suggest the fault code reading.

You cannot shut off the 4x4...the truck is all wheel drive all the time.ford explorer has this option, mercury does

there are release tabs on the ends of the cover.

Have you tried replacing the bulbs? The two side lights run through the turn signal switch so if they aren't getting power, chances are your signal switch is bad. Do your front blinkers work? Do the rear lights come on when you use the blinkers or the hazards?

There may be an upstream fuse that hasn't been discovered yet.

Once you have located the fuse panel, there will be a diagram showing the number, location, and size of the fuse. There should be a few spare fuses and a fuse plucker as well, providing they were replaced the last time they were used.

The wiggly road is a fault in the traction and or stability control . Possible wheel speed sensor and it has put the Truck in limp mode . You need to pull ABS and Traction control code to pinpoint the problem .The wrench is also telling you that it needs servicing .

Maybe fuse

if its in the bezel just pop it out then squeeze the tabs or unscrew the switch if its mounted in the door panel you'll have to remove the panel Im not sure which you have so I told you both

The squeal is a vibration noise. The pads need to be adjusted, treated with anti squeal paste and metal parts lubed. \P.S. cheap pads make noise

Take it to a qualified repair shop , you don't have the diagnostic knowledge or tools to fix this , just because you can read codes doesn't mean you can diagnose an fix it ,