Will it fit a 97 grand marquis mercury? I need the part badly.
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I would think so. I installed these in a 1999 Tahoe, which had never had a back seat or seat belts. (Police version). I attached the anchors of the belts with the bolts for the seats, and there is plenty of slack. I do not know if it will buckle to the belt you have in the car, but its a set, and you can replace both strap ad buckle and have a working seat belt. This appears to be a quality item, and I am happy with it.
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Short answer is no. This unit caused more problems for me that it solved. your best bet is to hope over to the MercuryMarauder forums, search it on google and search for FastBlackMErc, he will be able to solve your issues for the same price as this unit and it will be a permanent fix (Any car that has this LCM, Crown Vic, Marquis, Towncar, etc etc).
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Yes, I used it on my '99 Mercury Grand Marquis with the 4.6l v8. It isn't a "perfect" fit, but it worked like a champ (after failing with a half-dozen other attempted solutions). It worked great for removal and I had no problem torquing to the appropriate spec on installation either. The only concern I might have is if some numbskull used an impact wrench to put yours on the last time, it might require considerably more torque than spec. I don't know how well the nylon would hold up under significantly larger torque. Mine was just as expected, at OEM specs. If you are removing the OEM balancer and everything is in reasonable condition then this should do the job neatly. Yes, I used it on my '99 Mercury Grand Marquis with the 4.6l v8. It isn't a "perfect" fit, but it worked like a champ (after failing with a half-dozen other attempted solutions). It worked great for removal and I had no problem torquing to the appropriate spec on installation either. The only concern I might have is if some numbskull used an impact wrench to put yours on the last time, it might require considerably more torque than spec. I don't know how well the nylon would hold up under significantly larger torque. Mine was just as expected, at OEM specs. If you are removing the... » Read More Yes, I used it on my '99 Mercury Grand Marquis with the 4.6l v8. It isn't a "perfect" fit, but it worked like a champ (after failing with a half-dozen other attempted solutions). It worked great for removal and I had no problem torquing to the appropriate spec on installation either. The only concern I might have is if some numbskull used an impact wrench to put yours on the last time, it might require considerably more torque than spec. I don't know how well the nylon would hold up under significantly larger torque. Mine was just as expected, at OEM specs. If you are removing the OEM balancer and everything is in reasonable condition then this should do the job neatly. « Show Less
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Go to something like an auto parts store web sight, look up your part & compare the measurements &/or see if it lists "this" part # &/or any helpful "notes" on certain variables that may allow a specific "universal part" to fit!
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I am thinking that it will NOT. I believe the fitment changes at 97 or 98. Try using Genosgarage.com for fitment and model numbers, then go back to Amazon, better prices and shipping options.
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Check the part number with a local auto parts store and see if it matches-good luck!
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I don't know but use this link and enter your vehicles information to find out. http://www.gmpartsgiant.com/Page_Product/NarrowDownPart.aspx?partNumber=19154851
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I wish I could help you. I bought this part for my 97 Buick Park Avenue and it is the wrong part. Sorry.
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The description states that its for 94-97 so it should work. I think those models are pretty much built the same. Good luck
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Hello,This item will fit since it is a universal part. Thank you for your time and interest in our company products.
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Not to sure friend. If your console looks like that in picture then it should. I had to screw it to my console and put some washers under the hold down latch but I love it. I think someone had one for sell for a 97-98 or something. Sorry I could not help anymore.
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I have a 115 ob mercury . I think it would if your lower unit trim fins are wide enough to accomodate the trim plate.
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Yes they will. I bought them for my crown vic but they did not fit. So I just have them around the houses. I had to buy motives to fit my vic. Cause I do not have a mercury rear end. U can buy mines for 100.00
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Hi, just log on to amazon.com and follow there instructions for locating parts for your car and you will have your answer.
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The manifold itself bolted to my 1997 Grand Marquis without any issue. It is the lack of an appropriate Alternator bracket that required me to modify my existing alternator bracket to fit. I also had to modify the existing bracket that attaches between the manifold and the throttle body as well. It had to have new mounting holes drilled to reposition a vacuum switch (actuator?) that needed to be raised up to clear the Dorman manifold. You will also want to make some type of bushings to go around the bolts for aluminum thermostat housing and fit inside of the aluminum bolting flanges. I had to buy another one when the first one broke off the flanges due to nothing supporting and carrying the force to the surface of the manifold itself. And yes, I did use a appropriate torque for all the bolts. So, this kit is not a "bolt on ready" as it could be (at least not for my 1997 model).
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I don't know why it wouldn't. I agree that a Mercury is simply a Ford with different badges. That said, I used these on my 97 Ranger and they were an exact fit.
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Not sure it will fit your. If the diameter are the same, it should fit fine. I remember read some where online that this part will fit most all GE standard machines. It came just the rubber gasket. You will need to reuse the old clamp and the spring (Youtube helping guide are very useful) Good luck.