Any tips to removing the starter bolts (3 hole type) on a 1997 mercury grand marquis

SOURCE: 1995 grand marquis ls

i believe the hole assembly comes out in one piece by removing 2 moutning bolts (1/2 in. or 13mm)

Bryan L

• 1 Answer
• Posted on May 13, 2009

SOURCE: Mercury grand marquis 1997 temperature control

I'm not sure if yours is identical to mine since yours is second gen and mine is third gen, but with mine (1998 MGM), the heat was stuck on all the time. Full heat would practically cook your feet and you couldn't shut it off.

It was a servo/servo arm that controls the hot/cold mix door. The part was $15. The labor was $700. They had to take the entire dash out of the car to get at the part. Required two more visits due to a missed electrical connection to a daylight sensor and a vacuum issue that made the car stall when put into reverse.

My car had 150K on it at the time. Has 165K on it now. Still runs great and looks great. It's now my wife's auto and I drive a 2006 MGM.

SOURCE: 1997 mercury grand marquis. no distributor. all

Down load a service manual for your vehicle from this website


http://ezinearticles.com/?Find-the-Free-Auto-Repair-Manual-You-Need-Online&id=92717

SOURCE: how to replace starter +1993 Mercury Grand Marquis

disconnect battery,,jack car up,,put jack stand on frame,,take starter bolts out,(may not be easy),,take wires off starter,,hoped it helped,,

SOURCE: The vehicle is a 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis with a

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
2. Raise the vehicle and support it safely.

1. Label and disconnect the starter cables from the starter. If equipped with starter mounted solenoid, detach the push-on connector from the solenoid.

Remove the starter bolts and the starter.

Or you can go to autozone.com to get the info

Good luck and please accept the answer