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Mercury 1999 Mountaineer Manuals

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Mercury 1999 Mountaineer Owner's Manual

Mercury 1999 Mountaineer Owner's Manual (249 pages)

Ford Motor Company 1999 Mercury Mountaineer Owner's Guide

Brand: Mercury | Category: Automobile | Size: 1.82 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
1
Icons
2
Warnings
2
Breaking-In Your Vehicle
2
Introduction
2
- Information about the Guide
  3
- Special Notices
  3
Instrumentation
4
- Warning Lights and Chimes
  6
- Check Engine
  6
- Fuel Reset
  7
- Air Bag Readiness
  7
- Safety Belt
  8
- Brake System Warning
  8
- Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
  8
- Turn Signal
  8
- High Beams
  9
- Anti-Theft/Charging System
  9
- Check Gage
  9
- Four Wheel Drive Low
  9
- Check Air Suspension
  10
- O/D off
  10
- Door Ajar
  10
- Four Wheel Drive High
  10
- Gauges
  11
- Safety Belt Warning Chime
  11
- Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) Warning Chime
  11
- Key-In-Ignition/Headlamps on Warning Chime
  11
- Speedometer
  12
- Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
  12
- Odometer/Trip Odometer
  13
- Tachometer
  13
- Engine Oil Pressure Gegau
  14
- Battery Voltage Gauge
  14
- Message Center
  15
- Fuel Gauge
  15
- English/Metric Display
  16
- Fuel Range/Status
  16
- Fuel Economy
  17
- Reset
  17
- System Check
  17
- Operating the Message Center During System Check
  18
- Oil Change Reset
  18
- Daytime Running Lamps (DRL)
  20
- Headlamp/Foglamp Control
  20
Controls and Features
20
- Climate Control System
  21
- Flash to Pass
  21
- Fan Speed Control
  21
- Panel Dimmer Control
  21
- Temperature Control Knob
  22
- Mode Selector Control
  22
- Operating Tips
  23
- Electronic Automatic Temperature Control (EATC) System
  24
- Turning the EATC on
  24
- Temperature Selection
  25
- Turning the EATC off
  25
- Automatic Operation
  25
- Temperature Conversion
  26
- Fan Speed
  26
- Manual Override Controls
  27
- Rear Fan off
  28
- Rear Console Climate Controls
  30
- Rear Window Defroster
  31
- 4WD Control
  32
- Reverse Sinsing System
  32
- AM/FM Stereo Cassette
  34
- Using Audio System
  34
- AM/FM Select in Radio/Tape Mode
  35
- Volume/Power Control
  35
- Tune Adjust
  36
- Seek/Scan Function
  36
- Radio Station Memory Preset
  36
- Setting Memory Preset Stations
  37
- Bass/Treble Adjust
  37
- Speaker Balance/Fade Adjust
  38
- Tape Select
  38
- Automatic Music Search
  38
- Dolby Noise Reduction
  39
- Rewind Fast Forward
  39
- Eject Function
  39
- Tape Direction Select
  39
- Setting the Clock
  40
- AM/FM Stereo/Single CD Radio
  41
- CD Select
  45
- Compression Feature
  45
- Premium AM/FM Stereo/Cassette/Single CD/Premium Sound
  47
- Tune Adjust for CD Changer
  49
- Seek/Scan Function for CD or CD Changer
  50
- Starting Autoset Memory Preset
  51
- Speaker Fade Adjust
  53
- Tape/CD Select
  53
- Compression Adjust
  55
- Shuffle Feature
  55
- Mute Mode
  57
- Rear Seat Controls
  57
- Adjusting the Volume
  58
- Using Headphones
  59
- Mode Select
  59
- Memory Preset Control
  60
- MACH Audio System with AM/FM Stereo/Cassette/Single CD
  61
- Tape/CD/CD Changer Select
  67
- Radio Data System (RDS) Feature
  70
- RDS Traffic Announcement
  71
- RDS Select Program Type
  71
- Turning the Speakers on and off
  74
- CD Changer
  76
- Troubleshooting the CD Changer
  78
- Cleaning Compact Discs
  78
- CD and CD Changer Care
  78
- Radio Reception Factors
  79
- Cassette and Cassette Player Care
  79
- Radio Frequency Information
  79
- Cleaning Cassette Player
  79
- Turn Signal Control
  80
- Positions of the Ignition
  80
- Speed Control
  81
- To Set a Speed
  82
- To Set a Higher Set Speed
  82
- To Set a Lower Set Speed
  83
- To Disengage Speed Control
  83
- Indicator Light
  84
- To Return to a Previously Set Speed
  84
- Tilt Steering Wheel
  85
- Hazard Flasher
  85
- Windshield Wiper/Washer Controls
  85
- Steering Wheel Controls
  86
- Speed Dependent Wipers
  86
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer
  86
- Overhead Console
  87
- Storage Compartment
  88
- Installing a Garage Door Opener
  88
- Moon Roof
  89
- Outside Air Temperature
  90
- Electronic Compass/Temperature Display
  90
- Compass Zone Adjustment
  91
- Homelink Universal Transceiver with Travelnote
  92
- Compass Calibration Adjustment
  92
- Programming
  93
- Canadian Programming
  94
- Operating the Homelink Universal Transceiver
  94
- Rolling Code Programming
  94
- Erasing Homelink Buttons
  95
- Operating Travelnote
  96
- Reprogramming a Single Homelink Button
  96
- Autolamp Delay System
  97
- Setting Autolamp
  98
- Automatic Dimming Rear View Mirror
  98
- Power Windows
  99
- Power Door Locks
  100
- Childproof Door Locks
  100
- Window Lock
  100
- Power Side View Mirrors
  101
- Center Console
  101
- Heated Outside Mirrors
  101
- Rear Console Features
  102
- Auxiliary Power Point
  102
- Positive Retention Floor Mat
  103
- Rear Liftgate
  103
- Center Armrest/Rear Cupholder
  103
- Cargo Cover
  104
- Rewinding the Shade
  104
- Remote Entry System
  105
- Unlocking/Locking the Doors
  106
- Sounding a Panic Alarm
  106
- Memory Seat Feature
  107
- Replacing the Battery
  108
- Autolock
  109
- Replacing Lost Transmitters
  109
- Illuminated Entry
  109
- Deactivating Autolock
  110
- Keyless Entry System
  111
- Programming Your Own Personal Entry Code
  111
- Erasing Personal Code
  112
- Unlocking/Locking the Doors with the Keyless Entry System
  112
- Securilock Passive Anti-Theft System
  113
- Theft Indicator
  114
- Programming Spare Securilock Keys
  114
- Procedure to Program Spare Securilock Keys to Your Vehicle
  115
- Adjusting the Front Power Seat
  116
- Using the Manual Lumbar Support
  116
Seating and Safety Restraints
116
Starting
139
- Starting the Engine
  141
- Using the Engine Block Heater
  141
- Guarding against Exhaust Fumes
  142
- Important Ventilating Information
  142
- Brakes
  143
Driving
143
- ABS Warning Lamp
  144
- Using ABS
  144
- Parking Brake
  144
- Air Suspension System
  145
- Automatic Transmission Operation
  146
- Brake-Shift Interlock
  146
- Driving with a 4-Speed Automatic Transmission
  147
- Understanding Gearshift Positions
  147
- Driving with a 5-Speed Automatic Transmission
  149
- Forced Downshifts
  152
- Control-Trac Automatic Four-Wheel Drive System
  152
- Four-Wheel Drive (4WD) Operation
  152
- Positions of the Control-Trac System
  153
- Using the Control-Trac System
  154
- Shifting between 4WD AUTO and 4WD HIGH
  154
- Shifting from 4WD AUTO or 4WD HIGH to 4WD LOW
  154
- Shifting from 4WD LOW to 4WD AUTO or 4WD HIGH
  155
- Driving Off-Road with 4WD
  155
- Sand/Mud/Water
  156
- Driving on Hilly or Sloping Terrain
  156
- All Wheel Drive (AWD) System (5.0L Engines Only)
  157
- Driving on Snow and Ice
  157
- If Your Vehicle Gets Stuck
  158
- Driving Off-Road with AWD
  158
- Traction-Lok Axle
  160
- Vehicle Loading
  160
- Driving through Water
  162
- Calculating the Load Your Vehicle Can Carry/Tow
  162
- Trailer Towing
  163
- Preparing to Tow
  165
- Hitches
  165
- Safety Chains
  165
- Trailer Brakes/Lamps
  165
- Trailer Towing Tips
  166
- Using a Step Bumper
  166
- Servicing after Towing
  166
- Driving While You Tow
  166
- Luggage Rack
  167
- Launching or Retrieving a Boat
  167
- Recreational Towing
  167
- Fuel Pump Shut-Off Switch
  169
Roadside Emergencies
169
- Fuses and Relays
  170
- Standard Fuse Amperage Rating and Color
  171
- Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel
  172
- The Fuses Are Coded as Follows
  173
- Power Distribution Box
  175
- The High-Current Fuses Are Coded as Follows
  176
- Changing the Tires
  178
- Spare Tire Information
  178
- Location of the Spare Tire and Tools
  178
- Removing the Spare Tire
  178
- Stowing the Spare
  179
- Tire Change Procedure
  179
- Jump Starting Vehicle
  183
- Preparing Vehicle
  183
- Connecting the Jumper Cables
  184
- Jump Starting
  186
- Removing the Jumper Cables
  186
- Wrecker Towing
  189
- Service Recommendations
  191
- Precautions When Servicing Your Vehicle
  191
Maintenance and Care
191
- Opening the Hood
  192
- Identifying Components in the Engine Compartment
  193
- Checking the Engine Oil
  194
- Adding Engine Oil
  196
- Engine Oil and Filter Recommendations
  196
- Checking and Adding Brake Fluid
  197
- Capacities and Specifications
  197
- Checking and Adding Washer Fluid (for the Liftgate)
  198
- Engine Coolant
  199
- Checking and Adding Power Steering Fluid
  201
- Recycled Engine Coolant
  201
- Coolant Refill Capacity
  201
- Severe Winter Climate
  201
- Checking Automatic Transmission Fluid
  203
- Correct Fluid Level
  203
- High Fluid Level
  204
- Adjusting Automatic Transmission Fluid Levels
  204
- Checking and Adding Transfer Case Fluid
  205
- Driveline Universal Joint and Slip Yoke
  205
- Battery
  206
- Windshield Wiper Blades
  208
- Checking/Changing the Wiper Blades
  208
- Information about Tire Quality Grades
  209
- Treadwear
  209
- Traction AA a B C
  209
- Temperature a B C
  210
- Checking the Tire Pressure
  210
- Tire Rotation
  210
- Replacing the Tires
  211
- Snow Tires and Chains
  212
- What to Know about Automotive Fuels
  213
- Choosing the Right Fuel
  214
- Octane Recommendations
  215
- Fuel Quality
  215
- Cleaner Air
  215
- Running out of Fuel
  216
- Fuel Filler Cap
  216
- Essentials of Good Fuel Economy
  217
- Fuel Filter
  217
- Measuring Techniques
  217
- Good Driving and Fuel Economy Habits
  218
- Filling the Tank
  218
- Calculating Fuel Economy
  218
- EPA Window Sticker
  220
- Conditions
  220
- Emission Control System
  221
- Replacing Exterior Bulbs
  222
- Readiness for Inspection/Maintenance (I/M) Testing
  222
- Replacing Headlamp Bulbs
  223
- Replacing Front Parking Lamp/Turn Signal Bulbs
  224
- Replacing Tail Lamp/Backup Lamp Bulbs
  225
- Replacing Foglamp Bulbs
  225
- Using the Right Bulbs
  226
- License Plate Lamp Bulbs
  226
- High-Mount Brakelamp Bulbs
  226
- Aiming the Headlamps
  227
- Cleaning and Caring for Your Vehicle
  227
- Washing Vehicle
  227
- Waxing Vehicle
  228
- Repairing Paint Chips
  228
- Cleaning the Engine
  228
- Cleaning the Wheels
  229
- Cleaning Seats Equipped with Side Air Bags
  230
- Cleaning Plastic Exterior Parts/Lamps
  230
- Cleaning the Wiper Blades and Windshield
  230
- Underbody
  230
- Cleaning the Instrument Panel/Overhead Console
  231
- Cleaning the Interior Fabric
  231
- Cleaning and Maintaining the Safety Belts
  231
- Cleaning Leather Seats
  231
- Woodtone Trim
  232
- Inside Windows
  232
- Cleaning Mirrors
  232
- Refill Capacities
  233
- Motorcraft Part Numbers
  233
Capacities and Specifications
233
- Lubricant Specifications
  235
- Engine Data
  237
- Vehicle Dimensions
  238
- Safety Compliance Label
  239
- Vehicle Identification Number
  240
- Engine Number
  240
Reporting Safety Defects
241
Index
242
Filling Station Information
248

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Mercury 1999 Mountaineer Owner's Manual

Mercury 1999 Mountaineer Owner's Manual (217 pages)

Mercury 1999 Mercury Sable Owner's Guide

Brand: Mercury | Category: Automobile | Size: 1.4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
1
Introduction
2
- Icons
  2
- Breaking-In Your Vehicle
  2
- Warnings
  2
Instrumentation
4
- Warning Lights and Chimes
  6
- Standard Instrument Cluster
  6
- Optional Instrument Cluster
  6
- Turn Signal
  6
- High Beams
  6
- Door Ajar
  7
- Service Engine Soon
  7
- Safety Belt
  7
- Low Fuel
  8
- Light Is Blinking
  8
- Low Coolant (if Equipped)
  9
- Anti-Theft System (if Equipped)
  9
- Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) (if Equipped)
  9
- Engine Oil Pressure
  10
- Charging System
  10
- Brake System Warning
  10
- Speed Control (if Equipped)
  10
- Air Bag Readiness
  11
- Safety Belt Warning Chime
  11
- Key-In-Ignition Warning Chime
  11
- Headlamps on Warning Chime
  11
- Gauges
  12
- Standard Instrument Cluster Gauges
  12
- Optional Instrument Cluster Gauges
  12
- Speedometer
  12
- Tachometer
  13
- Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
  14
- Trip Odometer
  14
- Fuel Gauge
  15
- Headlamp Control
  16
- Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) (if Equipped)
  16
- High Beams
  16
Controls and Features
16
- Panel Dimmer Control
  17
- Autolamp Control
  17
- Flash to Pass
  17
- Climate Control System
  18
- Rear Window Defroster
  18
- Temperature Control Knob
  19
- Fan Speed Control
  19
- Mode Selector Control
  19
- Operating Tips
  21
- Electronic Automatic Temperature Control (EATC) System (if Equipped)
  22
- Turning the EATC on
  22
- Turning the EATC off
  22
- Automatic Operation
  23
- Temperature Selection
  23
- Manual Override Controls
  25
- Displaying Outside Temperature
  27
- Using Your Audio System
  29
- AM/FM Stereo/Cassette/Ford MACH Audio System with CD DJ Compatibility
  29
- Volume/Power Control
  29
- AM/FM Select
  30
- AM/FM Select in Radio Mode
  30
- AM/FM Select in Tape Mode
  30
- AM/FM Select in CD Mode
  30
- Seek Function in Radio Mode
  31
- Seek Function in Tape Mode
  31
- Seek Function
  31
- Tune Adjust for CD Mode
  31
- Scan Function
  32
- Scan Function in Radio Mode
  32
- Scan Function in Tape Mode
  32
- Scan Function in CD Mode
  32
- Bass/Treble Adjust
  33
- Speaker Balance/Fade Adjust
  33
- Inserting a Tape
  34
- Tape/CD Select
  34
- Rewind
  34
- Dolby Noise Reduction
  35
- Fast Forward
  35
- Tape Direction Select
  35
- Compression Adjust
  36
- Shuffle Feature
  36
- Setting the Clock
  36
- CD Changer (if Equipped)
  37
- Troubleshooting the CD Changer (if Equipped)
  38
- If Sound Skips
  38
- If Your Changer Does Not Work
  38
- Cleaning Compact Discs
  38
- Radio Frequency Information
  39
- Cleaning Cassette Player (if Equipped)
  39
- Cassette and Cassette Player Care
  39
- Audio System Warranties and Service
  40
- Positions of the Ignition
  40
- To Turn Speed Control off
  41
- To Set a Speed
  42
- To Set a Higher Set Speed
  42
- To Set a Lower Set Speed
  43
- To Disengage Speed Control
  43
- To Return to a Previously Set Speed
  44
- Indicator Light
  44
- Mist Function
  45
- Windshield Wiper/Washer Controls
  45
- Turn Signal Control
  45
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer (Wagon Only)
  46
- Hazard Flasher
  46
- Tilt Steering
  46
- Dome Lamps and Map Lamps
  47
- Illuminated Visor Mirror (if Equipped)
  48
- Moon Roof (if Equipped)
  48
- Power Windows
  48
- Accessory Delay (if Equipped)
  49
- One Touch down
  49
- Window Lock
  49
- Power Door Locks (if Equipped)
  50
- Central Locking/Two Step Unlocking (if Equipped)
  50
- Power Side View Mirrors
  50
- Heated Outside Mirrors (if Equipped)
  51
- Childproof Door Locks
  51
- Center Console
  52
- Cellular Phone
  52
- Positive Retention Floor Mat
  52
- Trunk Remote Control
  53
- Liftgate (Wagon Only)
  53
- Cargo Area Features
  54
- Storage Compartment
  54
- Cargo Net (if Equipped)
  54
- Cargo Cover (if Equipped)
  55
- To Install the Shade
  55
- Rewinding the Shade
  55
- Remote Entry System (if Equipped)
  56
- Unlocking the Liftgate/Trunk
  57
- Locking the Doors
  57
- Unlocking the Doors
  57
- Sounding a Panic Alarm
  58
- Illuminated Entry
  58
- Replacing Lost Transmitters
  59
- Replacing the Battery
  59
- To Replace the Battery
  60
- Perimeter Alarm System (if Equipped)
  60
- Arming the System
  60
- Keyless Entry System
  62
- Disarming the System
  62
- Programming Your Own Personal Entry Code
  63
- The Factory-Set Code Is Located
  63
- Erasing Personal Code
  64
- Unlocking the Doors and Releasing the Trunk with the Keyless Entry System
  64
- Autolock
  65
- Deactivating Autolock
  65
- Securilock Passive Anti-Theft System
  66
- Theft Indicator
  67
- Programming Spare Securilock Keys
  67
- Procedure to Program Spare Securilock Keys to Your Vehicle
  68
- Head Restraints
  70
- Adjusting the Front Manual Seat
  70
Seating and Safety Restraints
70
Starting
96
- Important Safety Precautions
  97
- Before Starting the Vehicle
  97
- Starting the Engine
  98
- Using the Engine Block Heater (if Equipped)
  99
- Guarding against Exhaust Fumes
  99
- Important Ventilating Information
  100
- Brakes
  101
Driving
101
- ABS Warning Lamp
  102
- Using ABS
  102
- Parking Brake
  103
- Steering
  104
- Brake-Shift Interlock
  105
- Automatic Transaxle Operation
  105
- Driving with an Automatic Overdrive Transaxle
  106
- Understanding Gearshift Positions
  107
- When to Use D (Drive)
  109
- Vehicle Loading
  110
- Base Curb Weight
  110
- Payload
  110
- GVW (Gross Vehicle Weight)
  110
- Maximum Trailer Weight
  111
- Trailer Weight Range
  111
- Driving through Water
  112
- Trailer Towing
  112
- Trailer Brakes
  114
- Preparing to Tow
  114
- Safety Chains
  114
- Hitches
  114
- Trailer Lamps
  115
- Driving While You Tow
  115
- Servicing after Towing
  115
- Trailer Towing Tips
  116
- Towing Your Vehicle Behind Another Vehicle
  116
- To Adjust Cross-Bar Position
  117
- Luggage Rack (if Equipped)
  117
- Resetting the Fuel Shut-Off Switch
  118
Roadside Emergencies
118
- Fuses
  119
- Standard Fuse Amperage Rating and Color
  120
- Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel
  120
- Fuses Codes
  121
- Power Distribution Box
  123
- High-Current Fuses
  124
- Relays
  125
- Tire Change Procedure
  126
- Changing the Tires
  126
- Temporary Spare Tire Information
  126
- Jump Starting Your Vehicle
  129
- Preparing Your Vehicle
  129
- Jump Starting
  132
- Wrecker Towing
  134
- Service Recommendations
  135
- Precautions When Servicing Your Vehicle
  135
Maintenance and Care
135
- Opening the Hood
  136
- Working with the Engine on
  136
- Identifying Components in the Engine Compartment
  137
- 3.0L V6 Vulcan Engine
  137
- Checking the Engine Oil
  138
- Adding Engine Oil
  140
- Engine Oil and Filter Recommendations
  140
- Brake Fluid
  141
- Checking and Adding Brake Fluid
  141
- Windshield Washer Fluid
  142
- Checking and Adding Washer Fluid for the Liftgate (if Equipped)
  142
- Adding Engine Coolant
  143
- Engine Coolant
  143
- Recycled Engine Coolant
  145
- Coolant Refill Capacity
  145
- Severe Winter Climate
  145
- Checking and Adding Power Steering Fluid
  146
- Transmission Fluid
  147
- Checking Automatic Transmission Fluid
  147
- High Fluid Level
  148
- Correct Fluid Level
  148
- Low Fluid Level
  148
- Adjusting Automatic Transmission Fluid Levels
  149
- Battery
  149
- Windshield Wiper Blades
  152
- Checking the Wiper Blades
  152
- Changing the Wiper Blades
  152
- Information about Tire Quality Grades
  153
- Treadwear
  153
- Traction AA a B C
  154
- Temperature a B C
  154
- Tire Rotation
  155
- Checking the Tire Pressure
  155
- Servicing Your Tires
  155
- Replacing the Tires
  156
- Snow Tires and Chains
  157
- What You Should Know about Automotive Fuels
  157
- Fuel Filler Cap
  159
- Choosing the Right Fuel
  160
- Octane Recommendations
  161
- Fuel Quality
  161
- Cleaner Air
  161
- Measuring Techniques
  162
- Running out of Fuel
  162
- Fuel Filter
  162
- Essentials of Good Fuel Economy
  162
- Filling the Tank
  163
- Calculating Fuel Economy
  163
- Driving Style — Good Driving and Fuel Economy Habits
  164
- Maintenance
  165
- Conditions
  165
- EPA Window Sticker
  166
- Emission Control System
  166
- Readiness for Inspection/Maintenance (I/M) Testing
  168
- Replacing Headlamp Bulbs
  169
- Replacing Exterior Bulbs
  169
- Exterior Bulbs
  169
- To Install the New Bulb
  170
- High-Mount Brakelamp Bulbs
  171
- License Plate Lamp Bulbs
  171
- Wagon
  172
- Replacing Front Parking Lamp/Turn Signal Bulbs
  172
- Replacing Tail Lamp/Backup Bulbs
  172
- Replacing the Interior Bulbs
  172
- Aiming the Headlamps
  173
- Horizontal Aim Adjustment
  174
- Vertical Aim Adjustment
  174
- Washing Your Vehicle
  175
- Cleaning and Caring for Your Vehicle
  175
- Waxing Your Vehicle
  176
- Repairing Paint Chips
  176
- Cleaning the Wheels
  176
- Cleaning the Engine
  176
- Cleaning Plastic Exterior Parts
  178
- Cleaning the Exterior Lamps
  178
- Cleaning the Wiper Blades and Windshield
  178
- Cleaning the Instrument Panel
  178
- Cleaning and Maintaining the Safety Belts
  179
- Cleaning the Interior Fabric
  179
- Cleaning Leather Seats (if Equipped)
  179
- Motorcraft Part Numbers
  180
Capacities and Specifications
180
- Refill Capacities
  181
- Lubricant Specifications
  183
- Engine Data
  184
- Vehicle Dimensions
  185
- Identifying Your Vehicle
  187
- Certification Label
  187
- Vehicle Identification Number
  188
- Engine Number
  188
- Getting Roadside Assistance
  189
- Using Roadside Assistance
  189
Customer Assistance
189
- Ford Extended Service Plan
  190
- Getting the Service You Need
  191
Reporting Safety Defects
204
Index
205
Filling Station Information
215

Mercury 1999 Mountaineer Owner's Manual

Mercury 1999 Mountaineer Owner's Manual (201 pages)

Mercury Grand Marquis 1999

Brand: Mercury | Category: Automobile | Size: 1.3 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
2
Introduction
3
Instrumentation
4
- Warning Lights and Chimes
  7
- Fuel Gauge
  13
Controls and Features
25
Seating and Safety Restraints
81
Starting
102
Starting the Engine
104
Driving
107
Speed Sensitive Steering
112
Roadside Emergencies
121
Maintenance and Care
137
Capacities and Specifications
176
- Certification Label
  180
- Vehicle Identification Number
  180
- Engine Number
  180
Customer Assistance
181
Reporting Safety Defects
193
Index
194
Filling Station Information
201

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