20 Most Recent 2000 Mercury Mountaineer - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Well the only way to do that is to look on the Keyless entry module in the car, or retrieve it with a computer which again you would need to get in the car. Your best bet is to call a lock smith and have him open it. We have a company here called Pop A Lock that will come out for i think $45

2000 Mercury Mountaineer 4.0 liter V-6 SOHC VIN "E" and 4.0 liter SOHC V-6 VIN "X" and 4.0 liter SOHC V-6 VIN "K"Firing Order: 1-4-2-5-3-62000 Mercury Mountaineer 5.0 liter SOHC V-8 VIN "P"Firing Order: 1-3-7-2-6-5-4-8Hope this helps; also keep in mind that your feedback is important and I'll appreciate your time and consideration if you leave some testimonial comment about this answer.Thank you for using Fixya, and have a nice day.

Hello:I'm sorry, but my expertise is strictly in steering column and airbag systems. I have no knowledge in the systems you need repaired. I suggest you redirect your question to another expert.Thank you for your understanding

open the door from the outside look on the door seal while open in look for a switch or button that says child proof lock a lot of cars and trucks have these to stop kids from opening the door while the car is moving and rear doors can only be open from outside when set

The fuse for the horn would be in the power distribution box located under the hood in the engine compartment (see picture below). Also below is a diagram of the fuse layout. The fuse you want to check will be the fuse in the number 10 position and should be a 15 amp fuse. There is a horn relay as well and the is the relay in that same box in the number 7 position. I hope this helps and good luck.

dirty or bad idle air control valve i would at worst the egr valve but most likely the idle air control valve which controls the air and idle from the throttle body try taking it out and cleaning the tip as well as in the throttle body where the control valve goes in if that dosent work replace it and the check engine light does not have to be on for it to be bad.good luck to you.


10 year ford tech here.

You would have to ask any cost questions ,on any vehicle
repairs,to the merchant or shop of your choice

There is no set price

Every shop has different labor rates & skill
set levels.

I'd look at the window regulator.
If you can hear the motor turning then you're gonna need a regulator.

If you throw the switch with the dome light on and the light gets real dim...then ya might have a bad window motor.

These usually come as a complete assembly both motor and window regulator.
They run about $60 on Ebay

Hope this helps...

whats the condition of the drive belt tensioner? youll have to check with a volt meter should be anywere from 13.9 to 14.5 v ..if the drive belt is tight and you do not have 14 v at battery ...did you have the battery disconected when changing alt?? did you ground out the wrench and create sparks and possably blow the ALT fuse ?? need some more info..thanks

sometimes you have to wigle the OBD 2 connector on the tester. Sometimes, you have a tool that does not communicate with your OBD 2 system. Go to Autozone and have them do a free scan to see if their tester works.

Fuse 17, 25 amp, yellow in dash fuse panel supplies 12v

PIN 16 Orange, lower right I think is 12v all the time.

use owners manual to find location of window motor relays or look foward to changing all motors and regulators

Misfire, burning smell coolant leaks , youll need to have this look at I am going with the most popular case scenerio, and this can apply to you your heater hose could leak and enter the sparkplug area causing teh sparkcoil boot to short out and causing the misfire, and then drip onto you exhaust giving that burning smell, something has interfered with the ignition system

Its your air bag light thats burnt out. when you have a malfunction in the air bag system usually the air bag light flashes. when its burnt out than there is a chime thats ring every 30 minutes to let you know.------------
you will have to remove the instrument cluster and replace the bulb. if you shine a flashlight on the cluster you can see the different indicators to see where the airbag lamp is.------ When you go to do the lights, the larger #194 bulbs are for cluster illumination. All of the indicator bulbs are smaller - I think they are #161 - and are readily available at most auto parts stores. Once you pull the cluster, you can replace the bulb.------ Replacing the bulb will help.--------- Thanks.Helpmech.

We can not see your vehicle and it's problems

I wouldn't use it at all. Have it repaired

You should not have orange fluids in a Ford
Product,such as coolant.