Mercury cars 2002 Videos

• 1. 2002 Mercury Grand Marquis- Evans Toyota Used Cars
• 2. 2002 Mercury Cougar Base Used Cars - Memphis,Tennessee
• 3. 2002 Mercury Mountaineer AWD 4.0L V6 Used Cars - Pueblo,Colorado
• 4. 2002 Mercury Sable LS Startup and test drive
• 5. 2002 Mercury Mountaineer Used Cars Parchment MI
• 6. Rear strut replacement Ford Explorer 2002 - 2005 Mercury Mountaineer Install Remove Replace

2002 Mercury Grand Marquis- Evans Toyota Used Cars

2002 Mercury Cougar Base Used Cars - Memphis,Tennessee

2002 Mercury Mountaineer AWD 4.0L V6 Used Cars - Pueblo,Colorado

2002 Mercury Sable LS Startup and test drive

User Comments

dj smith commented on 17 Feb 2015

What is your touch screen radio called for this car and how much did it cost? 

ALBINOMEXI commented on 06 May 2015

Think if I recall, it's a Kenwood DDX-340/440.

zion lee commented on 17 Jan 2015

Did you do the radio install your self I plan on doin mine my self but they say you can't do it if you have a digital climate I got the same car as you 

ALBINOMEXI commented on 06 May 2015

I did the install for him. I had wired up his amp, his head unit and helped him out install a DTV box so he can watch TV when he was parked

Chainey3 commented on 27 Dec 2014

I have the same exact car, except mines an LS Premium. First of all, its a 4 speed AT, not a 5 or 6. Second, the optional 6-CD changer is located in the opening center console of the car, not in the trunk. Third, the largest engine that Mercury fashioned for this car was a 201hp DOHC option, which is what you have. Unless you have it chipped its not 240hp.

zion lee commented on 17 Jan 2015

Mine have the CD player in truck which is dumb

Anthony Bell commented on 14 Jul 2014

Does your transmission when u take it out of park sound kind of hard ????

Anthony Bell commented on 17 Aug 2014

+toofine9 lol I feel u

toofine9 commented on 17 Aug 2014

+Anthony Bell no im keep driving it like that until it falls apart lol..I'm about to sell mine.Im never messing with another american car again

Anthony Bell commented on 16 Aug 2014

+Alex H OK yea I been worried for a while I mean the transmission shifts great just does that

Anthony Bell commented on 16 Aug 2014

+toofine9 oh okay I'm going to look in to that is yours doing it or u got it fixs

toofine9 commented on 16 Aug 2014

+Anthony Bell I think it just needs a new transmission mount

Alex H commented on 16 Aug 2014

+Anthony Bell Yes, that's normal. It's just the transmission shifting out of park and into first. Happens on hills. 

Anthony Bell commented on 16 Aug 2014

Its like u can feel it even when u park on a hill

Anthony Bell commented on 16 Aug 2014

+toofine9 oh okay because mine does is that bad

toofine9 commented on 16 Aug 2014

mine does

A Mosley commented on 30 May 2014

Where did yu find that double den dash kit????????

Alex H commented on 30 May 2014

eBay. Search Mercury Sable dash kit. This only works if you have the automatic climate controls though. If you have the knobs it won't work. 

Daniel Goss commented on 05 Feb 2014

What RPM's are you running at 55? I have the same exact car, and im running from 1900 to 2100. I was just wondering if that's normal for these cars.

car_fanatic24 commented on 18 May 2014

+Daniel Goss Mine is the 2003 and it does the same thing. I am guessing its normal cause at 55 mine at about 2000rpm. At about 70 its at 2500. My moms Jeep Compass does that too. So does my dads truck. Cause when I got it I wondered if that was normal. My dad drives it sometimes and he never says anything and he knows a lot about the engines.

Daniel Goss commented on 23 Feb 2014

at 55mph?

Alex H commented on 23 Feb 2014

The tach should say 1000 RPM. 

2002 Mercury Mountaineer Used Cars Parchment MI

Rear strut replacement Ford Explorer 2002 - 2005 Mercury Mountaineer Install Remove Replace

User Comments

Joe Kalina commented on 09 Sep 2015

Could you just use a pry bar to the end of the shock and pull up to compress the strut to make room to remove the strut assembly? So you would not need to take off the sway bar link and the bottom arm nut or loosen the back arm nuts.

Blessed1der commented on 03 May 2014

Thanks for the video. Would have liked to see the whole process. I am doing this on my explorer and would have liked to see the difficulty level on the re-install.

SuperFoxy2000 commented on 20 Jun 2014

What are the torque specs? I would guess 35 ft/lb for the two larger ones and 12 ft/lb for the smaller one for the stabilizer, but does any one know for sure?

Robert “Rob” S commented on 03 Apr 2015

It looks like it had new rear trailing arms on it? Is that a common weakness?

2Bearair commented on 25 Apr 2014

Thanks, appreciate the video. Need to do this on my 2002 Mountaineer.

Wayne Joseph commented on 14 Jul 2015

very helpful thank you sire

Pimpom Trujillo commented on 06 Jul 2015

good job tks