2009 Mercury Sable Q & A from Around the Web
We have found 468 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 33 - 36
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1954 sable convertable?
What does it look like and is there such a car. Can you tell me were on the internet, I can see a picture of one thanks...
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The first Sable was 1986... there was not one in1954. and to my knowledge they never had a convertible
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How to change a power steering pump on a 89 ford sable?
i know to take the 3 bolts off and then take belt from around the pulley and i dont know what and why i need a puller to get a bracket or something i was told in place
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pully will need to be removed from shaft so that the pump will clear the bracket. Be careful not to damage the hoses as they are a pain to replace...
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What can i do to improve performance in my 1995 mercury sable?
i was woundering because this one sit that posts 0-60 and 1/4 mile times said it takes my car 9.6 seconds for 0-60 and i got 12
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Optimum fuel, timing in sync, new plugs, proper tire inflation, is your car at the original specs (for example the weight?) as the one specs are listed for? And did you have the same kind of road surface they did? As a vehicle gets older they get worn, depending on how well it was maintained and...
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I'm considering buying a 1996 Mercury Sable, Are they decent for a new driver? Any suggestions? Experience?
Well it's being sold for a good price considering condition. But as I am just getting my liscense is it a good car. Dependable? I just want to check into them so I know what I could be getting myself into. Thanks in advance :) Ok so I was wrong it's apparently a 1995 not a 1996, does that change anything? It has 161,000 miles asking $1275.
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ugh. to the poster that is whining about OBD II, you don't know what your talking about and the proof is that most cars, including the Mecury Sable, had OBD II in 1995. Theres nothing wrong with OBD II, your in the same class of people that bitched about fuel injection when it became popular. If...
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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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