How to Replace Auto Wiper on Ford or MercuryAutomatic wiper arms are slowly becoming a thing of the past. Ford and Mercury cars have adopted this technology, and all new models now feature it. If you've ever had a problem with your wipers not working or not working, now you'll know how to fix it! If you haven't had the opportunity to try this out in person, be sure to check out our How to Replace Auto Wiper Arms guide for more tips on how to do it yourself.
How To Replace Auto Wiper On Ford or Mercury.
Remove the old wiper blade from the vehicle with a screwdriver or your hands.
If you are replacing a blade on a Ford or Mercury, be sure to use the correct type of blade (i.e. remove the factory blade when purchasing a new blade). Be sure to replace all four wiper blades on each arm (if there are only three blades on each arm).
Pour some alcohol into a small bowl and start by wiping both sides of the car with it, then remove any dirt or debris that may be stuck to the blades.
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How To Replace The Water Pump On Ford or Mercury.
Required Parts:
1. Outer Tank - This part is usually found on the front of a Ford or Mercury car. It has a cylindrical shape and contains the water pump and other related parts.
2. Oil Pump - This part is located in the back of a Ford or Mercury car, near the idle wheel. It also has a gear drive that helps power the water pump.
3. Water Pump - The water pump in Ford or Mercury cars must be replaced for your vehicle to maintain its functionality. To replace it you will need to remove the motor cover and remove the four screws on one end of the pump (this part can be removed with a Phillips screwdriver). Once these screws are removed you will see two rubber gaskets (one on each corner) that need replacing. Replacement gaskets can be found online or at most auto parts stores.
How To Replace The Water Pump On Ford or Mercury.
To remove the old pump, first loosen the four screws on the bottom of the pump. Then use a hair dryer to heat the plastic part of the pump until it softens. Peel off the old sealant and place it in a small bowl to determine where the new pump will go (see Figure 1).
Figure 1: Remove the old water pump with a hair dryer.
After determining the new location, remove and replace the new pump as follows:
1) Cut one end of each wire extending from the outside of the car to the inside of the car (shown in blue in Figure 2). Thread these wires together, then cut one end of each wire and twist them together (shown in green in Figure 2). This will create a node (shown in red in Figure 2).
2) Place both ends of each wire back in their original positions, then screw them back in place (shown in yellow in Figure 2). You may need to use pliers or a hammer to hold both ends as you screw it into place.
3) Reinstall the screws (indicated in orange in Figure 2). Finally, reinstall the air filters if necessary.
4) Before you go to the service, go home and test your car.
Replacing the Pump with a New Pump.
To replace your water pump, follow these steps:
1) Remove the engine cover
2) Disconnect the battery The old pump should now be sitting on some tool box or workbench somewhere near your car. Use a plunger or vacuum cleaner to suck up all the liquid inside (see Figure 3). If any oil has spilled onto your carpets or flooring after replacement, please clean it as best as possible with soap and water before returning it to service.
3) Pour new fluid into fresh reservoir The new pump should now be plugged into an electrical outlet, just like when it came to stock on your Ford or Mercury vehicle. Press on this connector until it pops out (the connector shown on the right is for Ford vehicles only)). Press down on this connector until there are no bubbles inside and pull out the carton labeled "New Pump" registered under .docx 06/15/2015 8:27 PM.
Remove the old pump with the new wire knot with a hair dryer.
Remove old fluid from the Pump with the plunger and vacuum cleaner.
4) Press out the connector shown on the right (the connector should pop out for Ford vehicles only). Press down on this connector until there are no bubbles inside and pull out the carton labeled "New Pump" registered under .docx 06/15/2015 8:27 PM.
5) Install the new pump in the same place as the old one. Reinstall the air filters if necessary.
6) Go home and test your car before you go to the service.
Tips for Successfully Replacing the Water Pump on a Ford or Mercury.
Before starting the installation process, make sure you are properly prepared. Make sure you have a wrench, Phillips screwdriver and fresh water.Follow the instructions carefully.
If you are replacing a Ford or Mercury car's water pump, be sure to follow these steps:
1) Read and understand the entire manual before starting the installation. This will help reduce your chances of making any mistakes when installing the new pump.
2) Isolate by pressing and holding the service engine light (SEL) for about 10 seconds until it goes out. Start by turning off all the lights in your car and turn them back on without touching anything else. Then start replacing the Wiper Blade using your wrench as follows:
3) Remove the old wiper blade from the bottom of the tank (if any). Be very careful not to damage the plastic parts of the car - you don't have to go back and fix everything!
4) If necessary, place the new wiper blade on top of the old blade (it shouldn't). Gently press down until both blades snap into the slots (if any) provided on the bottom of the tank. screw tight with pliers if necessary (but avoid tightness - too high pressure can cause sparks). Turn clockwise to tighten the screws. If tightening becomes difficult, use the vise grip tool to hold the blade in place and slowly turn the handle until the screws are tight enough that they no longer move.
5) Reinstall the tank and engine cover (if necessary). Start your car and wait 10 seconds for everything to go black. Then start the wiper blade replacement process by following steps 4-6.
6) After changing the blade, stop your vehicle and wait 5 minutes to cool down. Then start the wiper blade replacement process by starting your car and repeating steps 4-6.
7) When all wiper blades have been replaced, replace the water pump as follows:
8) If necessary, put the new wiper blade on the old blade (it should not). Gently press down until both blades snap into the slots (if any) provided on the bottom of the tank. screw tight with pliers if necessary (but avoid tightness - too high pressure can cause sparks). Turn clockwise to tighten the screws. If tightening becomes difficult, use the vise grip tool to hold the blade in place and slowly turn the handle until the screws are tight enough that they no longer move.
9) Reinstall the tank and engine cover (if necessary). Start your car and wait 10 seconds for everything to go black. Then start the wiper blade replacement process by following steps 4-9.
conclusion
Replacing the water pump in a Ford or Mercury can be a difficult task, but with the help of some tips and success stories it should be an easy process. By carefully following the instructions and safely replacing the pump, you can keep your car running smoothly and efficiently.
