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2001 Mercury Grand Marquis

Coolant Leak and/or Engine Overheating Due to Cracked Intake Manifold

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The composite (plastic) intake manifold may crack near the thermostat housing and cause a coolant leak. Ford released an updated manifold that was reinforced to prevent a recurrence. No recall was issued for this problem but Ford did extend the warranty to seven years on some models from the date of purchase.

38 Reports

Engine Oil Leak from Right Head Gasket

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An oil leak may develop from the the right side head gasket.  Oil from this type of leak will commonly drip onto the starter. Our technician tell us an updated head gasket is available to correct this concern.

6 Reports

Steering Gear May Fail

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The steering gear may have an internal problem that makes turning to one side difficult; it may need to be replaced. A wheel alignment is needed after the steering gear is replaced.

2 Reports
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