2000 Mercury Sable Logo

Related Topics:

A
Anonymous Posted on Aug 12, 2017

The hose that goes into heater fan on my 2000 Mercury Sable is loose, and leaking water onto passenger-side floorboard. Before finding loose leaky hose, I had checked air cabin filter, one end was slightly wet, cleared out a few leaves, and cleared out leaves and mud between wheel well and door. Can hose be tightened? Or does this indicate a bigger problem? The AC unit only blows warm air now.

5 Related Answers

Anonymous

  • 71 Answers
  • Posted on Nov 22, 2008

SOURCE: heater doesn't work

Sounds like the heater core is stopped up. Try removing the heater hoses and backflushing the core.If this doesn't work replace the core.

Ad
pkthoege

Paul Thoegersen

  • 95 Answers
  • Posted on Dec 02, 2008

SOURCE: 2002 mercury sable heater wont get hot

you have a broken or stuck temp blend door in the heater case. or the servo motor is broken. this sits on top of the heater case

Anonymous

  • 5 Answers
  • Posted on Dec 30, 2008

SOURCE: water leak internal on buick regal gs 1998

I had this same problem. It is caused by water running downe the windshield and into the cabin air filter located under the cowling on the pasenger side. It is really easy to fix.

I've been told all "W" body GM cars have this same filter set up, so all 1997 through 2004 Buick Regals (mine is a 2001) and many other GMs have this problem. MY 2001 Regal would get 1-2 inches of water on the passenger side floorboard after a rain.

There are three things that can be done to prevent this and all three are quite easily accomplished. There is a water diverter weatherstrip above the filter that can become dislodged. Mine was out of place even though the filter had never been changed. I used RTV to glue this weather strip back in place. I also made a cover out of an old plastic 1 gallon antifreeze jug by cutting the ends off and then splitting it down the middle and doubling it to cover the filter but still remain above it so that air is not blocked. This is so that even if the diverter becomes dislodged again this still won't let water get to the filter. Once you pull the coweling, which is very easy to do with one plastic screw like fastener and two plastic "rivets" that you just pull out with needle nose plyers, you'll see what needs to be done. You'll need to use the ignition key to stop the wpers in mid-stroke on the windshield and open the hood to get clearence to the cowling. Speaking of the coweling, lastely I put a bead of RTV between the coweling and the windshield before puting it back on.
So for one tube of RTV, one old plastic jug, one hour of time using a pair of pliars and a knife I have fixed what had been a real PIA water leak. EASY!

Anonymous

  • 1 Answer
  • Posted on Apr 21, 2009

SOURCE: 2000 MERCURY SABLE

My 2000 Sable starts blowing hot air about every 6 months. I mean like an oven. All I do is disconnect the battery negative terminal for about 5 minutes. After I re-connect the problem is solved. This solves many problems on this car, it just needs a re-boot. It must be powered by Microsoft (ha ha). Good luck. ps my auto headlamps never did work right either. Dave.

Anonymous

  • 155 Answers
  • Posted on Jul 06, 2009

SOURCE: power steering leak on passengers side of 1999 mercury sable.

If it "RED" in color, like p/s fluid, and coming from the BOOT, then its your p/s rack assembly.The unit has to be replaced and alignment reset. ..also check the HOSES they are prone to leak also...hope this helped..GL

Ad

Add Your Answer

×

Uploading: 0%

my-video-file.mp4

Complete. Click "Add" to insert your video. Add

×

Loading...
Loading...

Related Questions:

0helpful
2answers

2005 buick lesabre AC hose plugged leaking water onto passenger floorboard. How do I fix this?

You need to find the drain pan line that comes through the firewall. Open the hood and search for the line on the passenger side firewall. The line is probably clogged from insects, animals, or other gunk. use a short piece of dowel or wire to unclog the line and allow the pan to drain to the outside of the vehicle.
0helpful
1answer

What is causing water to leak down onto the passenger side floorboard of my 2004 Mazda 6 wagon when I have AC on?

Feel the water and smell it. If it smells sweet and fells oily, is is coolant. If is isn't oily and has no real smell, it is water. There is a tray under the evaporator and heater cores that catches water/coolant and drains it via a tube thru the firewall to the outside of the car. This tube is probably clogged and needs purged. If you have coolant on the floor, you'll need to replace the heater core. If it is water, purging the hose will solve the problem as the water is just condensation from the AC coils
2helpful
1answer

Anti-Freeze found on floorboard of passenger side interior

When antifreeze finds it's way onto the floorboard of the vehicle, it's more than likely a leaky heater core is the culprit. The heater core is like a small radiator located under the dahsboard mounted inside a plastic housing. The hot antifreeze running through it creates the heat that is delivered to you whenever you turn on your cars heater. When the heater core develops a leak, the lost antifreeze seeps through the seams of the heater core housing and onto the floorboard of the vehicle. You have 2 options: You can have the core replaced by a professional, (cost approximately $250-$350), or you can by-pass the heater core by removing the 2 rubber hoses that connect to it and splicing them together. Both procedures will stop the leak, but by-pasing will leave you with no heat at all. By-passing is much less expensive than replacing. So if money is more of deciding factor than having heat, then bypass!
0helpful
2answers

Water leaking onto passenger side floorboard,soaking the carpet

Your heater core has developed a leak - the wetness on the passenger side carpet is engine coolant
from a heater core leak, or a leak in one of the two hoses connected to the back of the heater core.
Your strategy: disassemble dash down to heater core, determine whether you'll need a new heater
core or new hose (or new hose clamp), then replace the offending part.
1helpful
1answer

My 2000 mitsubishi Galant over heats too much

have you tryed to replace your thermostat? if you have a numbered guage on your dash.... has it been higher than 200? if so,then your problem may be thermostat,or a cooling fan not coming on when the engines reached it's standard operarating temperature. as long as you're not loosing coolant from your radiator,does not point to an engine leak.however,if you notice a leak after driving the vehicle,then,you have an issue. determine where the leaks coming from.leaking freeze out plug,leaking water pump,and the worst! leaking coolant into,or,onto the passengers side front floorboard.{heater core replacement} thank you for choosing fixya.com!
7helpful
3answers

Water leak on passenger floorboard also an ac problem

probably leaking heater core. you may have low coolant level now. the only place water comes in the cabin is for the heater, that has got to be it. the heater core can be bypassed (like my car's is) by simply cutting the hose that leads into the car and leave about a foot, make a big U out of it and plug the other side of the hose into the coolant passage that returns from the heater core and leads into the intake manifold. pretty easy you will need a knife, hose clamps, and common sense. the third one is a little harder to come by! :)
2helpful
1answer

My lincoln started leaking radiator fluid once i turned on my heater,now it want stop unless car is off..

Where does it leak? If inside the car on the passenger side floorboard, then your heater core is leaking. If it is leaking under the engine on the passenger side of the car, you might just have a heater hose that goes from the radiator to the heater core that is leaking.

Good luck
0helpful
2answers
4helpful
4answers

I have a 2001 eclipse. Water leaking onto driver side of floorboard. There is so much water it is puddling.I am not sure if it is ac drain or heater core. I can't find ac drain to see if it is clear....

I recently had this repaired. As it turns out, the evaporation reservoir separated from the firewall. I was fortunate enough to have a good mechanic that completely diassembled my dash to locate the leak. He did not make up some lame diagnosis. I was unfortunate enough to have to pay for the extensive work, but it is worth it. He resealed the heater core compartment to allow the water to drain out properly. I spent many hours searching for an answer in the internet. this is the only solution that I know of.
19helpful
2answers

Fluid leaking onto the front passenger side floorboards.

2004 TB 60,000 miles. i was just told that the leaking fluid in my passenger side floorboard was do to a clogged up A/c hose. An A/C works by drying/ removing the moisture from the air inside the vehicle and cooling it. The accumulated fluid is usually evacuated under the vehicle which is what you see when people are stopped at a red light and there is dripping under their car. when a hose is blocked there is a vent that from some reason flows directly into the passenger side floor board. If you can not manually knock loose the block your probably going to have to take it to a mechanic.
Not finding what you are looking for?

48 views

Ask a Question

Usually answered in minutes!

Top Mercury Experts

ZJ Limited
ZJ Limited

Level 3 Expert

17989 Answers

Thomas Perkins
Thomas Perkins

Level 3 Expert

15088 Answers

Arnie Burke
Arnie Burke

Level 3 Expert

7339 Answers

Are you a Mercury Expert? Answer questions, earn points and help others

Answer questions

Manuals & User Guides

Loading...