Do not have the list of codes so I can identify trouble codes 39 and 89
01 IDM PIP Circuit{3} 02 IDM{1} CP Sensor{2} 03 CID Sensor 04 CID Sensor 05 Knock Signal 06 VSS 08 VAF Signal 09 ECT Sensor 10 VAT Sensor 11 IAT Sensor 12 TP Sensor 14 BP Sensor 15 Oxygen Sensor Voltage 16 EGRT/EVP 17 Oxygen Sensor Voltage 25 FPRC Solenoid 26 CANP Solenoid 28 EVR/EGRC Solenoid 29 ERGV Solenoid 34 ISC Solenoid 41 HSIA Control Solenoid 42 Turbo Boost Control Solenoid 55 PSG TCS Sensor 56 TOT Sensor 60 SS1 61 SS2 62 SS3 63 TCCC Solenoid 64 DSS 65 TCC Solenoid 66 Line Pressure Solenoid 67 LFAN Relay 68 HFAN Relay 69 ECTF Sensor Ford 8895 1 3L 2 5L Trouble Code Info
SOURCE: Where is the starter located on a 1993 mercury sable engine
trace the big cable that came from the positive terminal of your battery. at it's end is the starter.
or if it passes trough a big relay, then there is another big cable from that relay that would go down to the side of the engine, either left or right, that would be the starter.
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SOURCE: got a code 1742 on my sons mercury sable
Okay this is a internal problem in the transmission you will need to remove side cover and oil pan of the transmission.This is a big job to do it safely you will need a hoist and engine cradel this a profesional job my advice to you unless you have done this before 2 or 3 times take it in for service this is a delicate job mistakes can resault in costly mancanical further repairs.Hope this helps,John
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SOURCE: I have got a P0171 & P0174 engine codes on my
P0171 System Too Lean Bank 1
P0172 System Too Rich Bank 1
P0173 Fuel Trim Bank 2
P0174 System Too Lean Bank 2
OK, that's a partial list of codes, the fuel delivery is controlled by the oxygen sensors, so it's possible that something in that area could be causing your problem.
However, it could also be clogged fuel injectors that can't deliver enough fuel to the cylinders compared to the air that is pulled into the engine.
Try some fuel injector cleaner for that poured into the gas tank.
How does it run?
Does it miss at all?
SOURCE: Check engine light with codes
P0171 & P0174 indicate Lean burning on banks 1 and 2. The most common cause is a dirty or defective MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor. Other causes are bad fuel filters or a broken vacuum line.
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