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At the 2005 Chicago Auto Show, Mercury introduced the Milan mid-size sedan to the market as a Ford Motor Company subsidiary which sold until late 2010. Customers can choose between front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive systems in the Mercury Milan model which utilizes the CD3 platform according to its front-engine setup. The 2006 Mercury Milan has a 107.4-inch wheelbase, with a total length of 191.4 inches, a width of 72.2 inches, and a height of 55.8 inches. From its initial manufacturing time to 2010 the powertrain system of Mercury Milan received two upswings through different engine types: the first engine variant held a 2.3L I4 generating 160 hp followed by a 2.5L I4 engine making 175 hp in 2010. The 2010 model of the vehicle included a 3.0L V6 engine with flex-fuel functionality. The automatic transmission choices for the vehicle consisted of either a five-speed or a six-speed automatic which improved both driving capabilities and performance. The Mercury Milan manages handling and ride quality well because of its sturdy construction and genuine parts which received regular quality improvements across its manufacture. Contractors who want to extend the lifespan of their Mercury Milan vehicles should acquire authentic Mercury Milan components due to their original manufacturer standards which guarantee both durability and operational performance.
Mercury Milan has these problems categorized under powertrain control, suspension noise and shifter linkage operation. In tranny system the Milan can stumble, slip, slur or slam through the shifts. Software in the transmission control module and PCM may cause mismanagement issues, pressure, and time. Update each Milan module and assess fluid condition/adaptive data. Heavy wear may require valve body service if the updates don't help the Milan respond. For the suspension, the Milan can flex over bumps or while cornering. Movement and alignment drift are produced as a result of cracks or loose welds at the lower control arm. Install the revised lower control arm, lube strut interfaces, and check torques on all. On the shifter and console, the Milan may stick or refuse to move. A seizing shifter knob or binding bezel captures the release pawl and stops park interlock disengagement. Replace shifter knob or bezel, verify PRNDL alignment and road test the Mercury Milan. Mercury service instructions for calibrations, Mercury torque values during reassembly. Verify shift feel, temps and line pressure during a controlled road test. Document facts and re-submit adaptive tables if there is any repair to transmission.
Mercury Milan Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to service and repair the alternator on a 2.3L generator on Mercury Milan?A: To maintain the 2.3L generator alternator, unconnection of battery and removal of upper air duct with tightening of 8 Nm is required on re-installation. Take off the generator shield, take off electrical connectors, and remove generator. Reassemble in reverse, being careful that all the parts are tightened to the required torque values.
- Q: How to Properly Maintain an Ignition Coil and Is It Necessary for a Mercury Milan?A: In order to maintain the ignition coil-on-plug, two nuts, one bolt and the generator air inlet duct can be removed, but tightened to 6 Nm when removing and tightening again. Unscrew the four electrical connectors, twist to unscrew ignition coil-on-plug, and tighten the bolts to 10 Nm when installing. Use dielectric grease on the boots and then attach.
