2010 Mercury Mountaineer Repair & Maintenance Costs
A guide to repairs, service, and maintenance costs for your 2010 Mercury Mountaineer
Most Common 2010 Mercury Mountaineer Problems
2010 Mercury Mountaineer vehicles have 2 reported problems.The most commonly reported 2010 Mercury Mountaineer problem is: Heater Stuck on Hottest Setting Due to Broken Heater Blend Door
A failed heater blend door or actuator can cause the temperature control for the hvac system to stop working. a...
The 4.6l v8 engine used in the mercury mountaineer from 2002-2010 is known for displaying the normal symptoms of a...
Mercury Mountaineer Repairs and Prices
The average repair cost for a 2010 Mercury Mountaineer is between $710 and $868.
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Brake Light Switch Replacement
$86 - $117
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Brake Bleed
$98 - $143
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Powertrain Control Module Replacement
$745 - $883
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Radiator Replacement
$1,177 - $1,302
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Vehicle Speed Sensor Replacement
$161 - $206
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Fuel Level Sending Unit Replacement
$1,412 - $1,796
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Transmission Leak Inspection
$61 - $90
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Drive Axle Assembly Leak Inspection
$61 - $90
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Starter Relay Replacement
$75 - $104
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Trans Oil Pan Gasket Replacement
$365 - $445
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2010 Mercury Mountaineer Reviews
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Most Common 2010 Mercury Mountaineer Questions
There are 14 related questions for 2010 Mercury Mountaineer vehicles. RepairPal's professional community answers hundreds of questions each day. Below are the most commonly asked 2010 Mercury Mountaineer questions.
Ac cools in front and blows warm air out in rear
It sometimes feels like i am riding over rumble strips. some people describe it as a shutter. just bought the suv...
2010 Mercury Mountaineer Recalls
2010 Mercury Mountaineer vehicles have 1 known recalls. The most common recall is: Seat Back And Head Restraint Moves Rearward In A Crash.
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