2009 Mercury Sable Q & A from Around the Web
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I have a Mercury Sable 2001, can i have lights in the cruise control buttons?
Can i do all the work by myself?
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
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you could do the work your self if you are really good at working with polymers and paint. make new buttons with plexiglas, paint them to match, and then attach some fiberoptic cables to the buttons to slave the light from the dash lighting. easier would be to see if that model didnt come with...
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I have a 1994 mercury sable and at times it will "lag" when I take off from a stop. what is this caused from?
it also spits out water after I stop and turn the motor off, Not much but enough that I have to fill the radiator about twice a week. Could the Slow take off be from plugged injectors?
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
6 answers
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What i find most of the time in this case is the engine is to lean on fuel and when you open the throttle body valve (push the "gas pedal") you are introducing MORE air and the engine will "fall on its face" just at beginning of acceleration. You might check for a vacuum leak. I would think the...
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Can a Mercury Sable Run on Biodiesel?
I have a 1998 Mercury Sable, and I would like to know if I can run it on vegetable oil instead of gas. Any suggestions?
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
7 answers
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swap out a couple of o-rings in the fuel system and it will run on ethanol . and good luck finding ethanol for a decent price.
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How do I remove the front calipers on a 1988 Mercury Sable sedan?
My front passenger brake is stuck and I was told I need to remove the caliper and get the brake pin back in. There is only one bolt behind the caliper and when I loosen it, brake fluid comes out, so that's not it.
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
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The one you loosened is the brake line. When you are done be sure to bleed your brakes. On either end of the caliper will be two bolts. They are most likely on the inside of your caliper. When looking at the top of the caliper, you see your disc, brake pads, and two bolts holding the pads in place...
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The Ford Taurus is the Sable's stablemate with a bold horizontal grille.
Chevrolet's Impala was improved a few years ago and can be a great bargain; plus, it's the only car in this group with a V-8 option.
But the Impala ranks a step behind in safety.
The Buick LaCrosse is surprisingly satisfying with a V-6 engine, a great automatic transmission, and a sophisticated interior.
The Toyota Avalon's somewhat unusual styling is balanced by its vast interior room and the model's exceptional reputation for reliability.
Finally, there’s the Honda Accord; since its last redesign for ‘08, the Accord has an even more mature feel than the previous generation, with plenty of smoothness and refinement to satisfy those who’ve owned luxury-brand cars before.
The Accord isn’t as roomy as the Sable, however.
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