20 Most Recent 1996 Mercury Mystique Questions & Answers

Your compression rings may be worn or dirty. On next oil change use a high mileage oil with an oil additive that will clean the rings.

Have you had the timing belt changed? It sounds like your timing is out of correlation. One tooth off is enough to cause a problem like this

Get an obd2 code reader or borrow one from a major auto shop and they'll help you out in retrieving it. You can get wireless ones that will transmit the codes to your phone. You can get them for as cheap as $5 with free shipping. ELM327 Bluetooth obd2 transmitters work best with Android and the wifi ones are better for iphones. Then you something like Dash Commander or Torque Lite to grab the codes and translate what's going on.

https://s9.postimg.org/9kxjrm85r/mystic_blower_resistor.jpg Click on the link for part of wiring diagram for your blower motor. The speed control is on ground side of blower motor. At the moment, I suspect a resistor problem. Replace resistor pack or do some testing, to verify.

I take it it is the mercury or Town car in the Pic? Sounds like the shift valve in the transmission is gummed up or the "o" ring is damaged. The pan must come off the transmission and the valve or valve body needs cleaning. You local tyranny shop should be able to fix it with a tranny filter and oil change for around $300

Open the hood
at the rear of the headlight, is a wire harness
pull it off the bulb base, by the connector
Two common bulb retainers, a lock ring, and wire clips
unscrew lock ring anound the bulb base/or/unclip wire retainer clips
withdraw the lock ring/or/swing aside retainer clips
withdraw bulb
replace bulb, ensure it is located in the notches in the mount,do not touch bulb glass with fingers, oil will crack the glass as soon as it heats up
reinstall lock ring/or/clip retainer clips
install connector

Check the timing belt.

You'll need to add some detail here. All your question has for context is '1996 Mercury Mystique'. Adding washer fluid or lubing the door hinges is easy. A new head gasket isn't. There's a lot of ground in between. Folks in here can be much more helpful when you give as much detail as possible about the question or problem.

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CHECK IF THE GROUND-WIRE IS PROPERLY CONNECTED

It's a transmission problem. Probably a bad TCC solenoid. Worst case is the valve body.

you have to have a funnel and you put it in the same place you check it at. You remove the dipstick and put the funnel in the hole and pour it in. You do have to keep checking it to make sure you are not putting in to much

SPECIAL SERVICE TOOL(S) REQUIRED Description Tool Number Multi-Port Fuel Injection (MFI) Fuel Pressure Gauge T80L-9974-B
Removal

1. Depressurize fuel system as outlined in Service Procedures- Fuel System Pressure Relief.
   

1. Remove rear seat cushion. Refer to Section 01-10.
   

1. Remove plastic grommet from floor pan.
   

1. Disconnect fuel pump module electrical connector.
   

1. NOTE: To disconnect fuel tubes from fuel pump module, compress tabs on both sides of each nylon push connect fitting and ease fuel tube out of fuel pump module.
   
   Disconnect fuel and vapor return tubes from fuel pump module.
   

1. Turn fuel pump locking retainer ring counterclockwise using Fuel Tank Sender Wrench D84P-9275-A or equivalent and remove fuel pump locking retainer ring.
   

1. NOTE: After fuel pump module removal, immediately cover fuel pump module opening in fuel tank in order to prevent fuel system contamination.
   
   Remove fuel pump module and cover fuel pump module opening in fuel tank.
   

1. Remove fuel pump module O-ring seal and discard.
   

Installation

1. NOTE: When cleaning fuel pump module mounting surface on fuel tank, use caution to prevent any foreign material from entering fuel system.
   
   Clean fuel pump module mounting flange and fuel pump module mounting surface and O-ring seal groove on fuel tank.
   

1. Apply a light coat of Premium Long-Life Grease XG-1-C, -K or equivalent meeting Ford specification ESA-M1C75-B on a new O-ring seal to hold it in place and install it into the O-ring seal groove on the fuel tank.
   

1. Install fuel pump module carefully to ensure that filter is not damaged. Make sure that locating keys are in keyways and O-ring seal remains in place.
   

1. Hold fuel pump module in place and install fuel pump locking retainer ring finger-tight. Make sure that all locking tabs are under fuel tank lock ring tabs.
   

1. Secure fuel pump locking retainer ring by rotating clockwise using Fuel Tank Sender Wrench D84P-9275-A or equivalent until fuel pump locking retainer ring rests against stops.
   

1. Connect fuel and vapor return tubes to fuel pump module.
   

1. Connect fuel pump module electrical connector.
   

1. Install plastic grommet in floor pan.
   

1. Install rear seat cushion. Refer to Section 01-10.
   

1. Install Multi-Port Fuel Injection (MFI) Fuel Pressure Gauge T80L-9974-B as outlined in Service Procedures-Fuel System Pressure Relief.
   

1. Turn ignition switch to RUN position for three seconds repeatedly (5 to 10 times) until pressure gauge reads at least 270 kPa (30 psi). Check for leaks at fittings.
   

1. Remove pressure gauge, start engine and recheck for leaks.
   

Hope this helps

Lean code for bank#1

Evap system purge control valve or circuit failure. Or vapor management valve concern

If you are seeing coolant leaking from your car, then you have a leak. It could be the radiator, a hose, or the heater core. The other possibility is that if you are using straight water instead of water/antifreeze mix, then the water is boiling and overflowing the reservoir. I will assume this is not the case.

The car does not overheat at cruising speeds because there is enough air and coolant flow through the system to keep the engine temperature under control. When you stop and go, you lose the air flow. Check also if your cooling fan is running when the engine is warm and the car is stopped with the AC off. You should be able to hear it from beside the car.

You need to find the leak and repair it. This is a simple task. Simply get a flashlight and look for source of the green coolant. Once you have determined the source, you know which part to replace.

There is a censor for your temperature right on the engine block it is for your temperature gauge in dash gauges