My 1997 Mercury Sable has 127000 miles on it, I bought it yesterday, now in reverse it barely moves, just sk\lowly, I checked the tran fluid(low) put some in and drove 20 miles same problem
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Check the bulbs to see if they're good (rare that both bulbs go at same time). If they're good, check to see if there's power to your sockets. Under your car on the side of your transmission will be your reverse switch. It will have several wires coming out of it. Most likely the switch has died.
If you have checked Power/Ground, and alls good look toward the Multi-Function Sw. (turn sig.sw) this is where everything get distributed at...as for your power loss when shifting, is it column/floor shifter ???? need to know....
This is a front wheel drive vehicle and has no power-train components in the rear of the car. The noise coming from the back is not related to your transmission. I would highly reccommend going to a ford dealership as these are typically trust-worthy and always use OEM parts. I also have an 03 sable with 101k miles it has always been reliable and has original transmission. It is possible something else is hard ****.
Hello and thanks for using FixYa!, the problem with your sable is that the transmission range sensor needs to be replaced, back in 1996 and 1997, the circuitry internal to the sensor caused an interference with several other systems in the car, including the radio, power steering and power windows. Have the sensor replaced and it will need to be adjusted, so it is best done by a ford dealer who would have the proper alignment tool.
You need a new transmission.
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