20 Most Recent 2008 Mercury Mountaineer Questions & Answers

Might try pushing the power button on the radio instead of letting the battery die. Look at the functions of the body control module to see if it controls the radio power. If it does, then replace the module.

if you need to add tranny fluid just pour it in where the dipstick goes. but first make sure to check it while it is hot so you don't over-fill. you really don't won't that with that ford. depending on what your problem is you may not need fluid, just a tranny filter. hope this helps

Sounds like one or both of your universal joins is going bad... Is your mountaineer a 4wd, front wheel drive or rear wheel drive?

Under hood fuse box .F25 20amp

See if the brake lights work.

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The engine turns over but won't start , not crank ! Spark , fuel pressure - did you check for these. No Start Diagnostic Basics EricTheCarGuy No Crank No Start Diagnosis EricTheCarGuy

Can you find a number at car export to help you out

1. 2008 Mercury Mountaineer Transmission Problems Questions‎

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it has a plug on the bottom of transmission, fyi I believe there's a recall for leaking transmission lines on your so have the dealer take care of it for free

sounds like a bad wire connection

check fluids or have sensor checked

Usually in trunk on electronic door lock unit

You check to see if the gas cap is loose If that isn't the problem you diagnose the Evap System after checking for OBD Codes

Bad Wheel Hub Bearing Do both sides There is video you can watch

There is video on it Noise doesn't have to come from transfer case You have to find the noise Transfer case fluid should have been changed along with all fluids,years ago. No Preventative Maintenance Plan there ? No Log Book of what never gets done !!

follow this link for a owners handbook with trouble shooting chart 2008 Mercury Mountaineer Owner Manuals