Is the Mercury Sable front wheel drive in 2004?

Is the Mercury Sable front wheel drive in 2004?

Show full review Little changed in 2003 on Mercury’s midsize front-wheel-drive Sable sedan and wagon. The sedan models get a revised rear fascia and taillights for 2004, while a fresh grille and fascia with new fog lamps go on the LS Premium.

What kind of engine does a Mercury Sable have?

Both engines mate with a four-speed-automatic transmission. Mercury also offers a version of the 155-hp V-6 that runs on a mixture of E-85 ethanol and gasoline, or either substance alone. The front airbags deploy at one of two inflation levels based on crash severity and whether or not the seat belts are buckled.

What is the length of a Mercury Sable?

With a wheelbase of 108.5 inches and an overall length just below 200 inches, the Sable is one of the longest midsize cars on the U.S. market. All Sables ride on 16-inch all-season tires. Either five or six people fit inside the sedan models. Five-passenger sedans have a floor-mounted gearshift and a front console.

What kind of airbags do Mercury Sables have?

Mercury also offers a version of the 155-hp V-6 that runs on a mixture of E-85 ethanol and gasoline, or either substance alone. The front airbags deploy at one of two inflation levels based on crash severity and whether or not the seat belts are buckled. Side-impact airbags for the front occupants are optional.

Show full review Little changed in 2003 on Mercury’s midsize front-wheel-drive Sable sedan and wagon. The sedan models get a revised rear fascia and taillights for 2004, while a fresh grille and fascia with new fog lamps go on the LS Premium.

What’s the cargo capacity of a Mercury Sable?

Mercury’s midsize wagon differs little from the sedan in performance and interior fixtures. Cargo capacity totals 81.3 cubic feet when the second-row seat is folded. A rear-facing third-row seat is optional.

Both engines mate with a four-speed-automatic transmission. Mercury also offers a version of the 155-hp V-6 that runs on a mixture of E-85 ethanol and gasoline, or either substance alone. The front airbags deploy at one of two inflation levels based on crash severity and whether or not the seat belts are buckled.

Mercury also offers a version of the 155-hp V-6 that runs on a mixture of E-85 ethanol and gasoline, or either substance alone. The front airbags deploy at one of two inflation levels based on crash severity and whether or not the seat belts are buckled. Side-impact airbags for the front occupants are optional.

Mercury’s midsize wagon differs little from the sedan in performance and interior fixtures. Cargo capacity totals 81.3 cubic feet when the second-row seat is folded. A rear-facing third-row seat is optional.

When was the last year the Mercury Sable was made?

For 2008, the Sable was reintroduced as a full-size car, offered solely as a four-door sedan. Due to declining sales, the Sable was discontinued after the 2009 model year, leaving no Mercury counterpart of the sixth-generation Taurus.

Is the Mercury Sable the same as the Ford Taurus?

For its entire production life, the Sable served as the Mercury counterpart of the Ford Taurus (no Sable equivalent of the Taurus SHO was ever produced), slotted below the Grand Marquis.

What are the specs of a 2004 Mercury Sable?

The sedan models get a revised rear fascia and taillights for 2004, while a fresh grille and fascia with new fog lamps go on the LS Premium. New six-spoke aluminum wheels are standard on the LS Premium, which also gets a new steering wheel with lighted speed controls. The Sable and its close cousin, the Ford Taurus, were last restyled for 2000.

With a wheelbase of 108.5 inches and an overall length just below 200 inches, the Sable is one of the longest midsize cars on the U.S. market. All Sables ride on 16-inch all-season tires. Either five or six people fit inside the sedan models. Five-passenger sedans have a floor-mounted gearshift and a front console.

For 2008, the Sable was reintroduced as a full-size car, offered solely as a four-door sedan. Due to declining sales, the Sable was discontinued after the 2009 model year, leaving no Mercury counterpart of the sixth-generation Taurus.

Where to find Mercury check engine light codes?

When retrieving Mercury check engine light codes with an OBD II scan tool, proceed as follows: 1. Connect scan tool to the 16-pin data link connector (DLC) located underneath the steering column. The connector may have a removable cover. 2. Turn the ignition on. 3.

What causes a check engine light to flash?

The light will flash if the computer detects: Engine mechanical problems including worn parts. Fuel system problems. Bad injectors, regulator, or fuel pump. Increased emissions. Bad oxygen, EGR valve, or EVAP sensor.

What does a 02 mean on a check engine light?

For example, a “02” means the computer detected low input in the mass air flow sensor circuit. Once you see the check engine light illuminate on your dash panel, you can retrieve the trouble codes. On pre-1996 vehicles, you’ll find different procedures to retrieve the codes.

What do you use to read code on Check Engine light?

With some models, for example, you can use a code reader—available at most auto parts stores—or an analog voltmeter. Other models use the ignition key to cycle between the on and off positions a number of times to read the code blinking light on your dashboard.

What kind of transmission does a Mercury Sable have?

The first-generation Mercury Sable was sold in two trim levels, in line with other Mercury models: base-trim GS and top-trim LS. As the first-generation Sable was never sold with a manual transmission, there was no equivalent to the Taurus MT-5 or Taurus SHO.